Sentence examples for the selection means from inspiring English sources

The selection means the likes of Tim Don, Will Clarke, Jodie Stimpson and Liz Blatchford, who have all had good results at elite level, missed out, and a number of athletes did ask for the decisions to be reviewed, although none were successful.

It was the third time he's been chosen as one of the NBA's top five players, and the selection means he is now eligible for a super-max contract in 2019.

What the selection means for yours truly is that the canned columns I had worked up on Mitt Romney, Joe Lieberman and Condaleeza Rice are out the window.

The selection means that seven Republican candidates Rick Perry, Rick Santorum, Bobby Jindal, Carly Fiorina, Lindsey Graham, George Pataki, and Jim Gilmore will be left out of the party's first presidential debate.

But, if this was the selection meant by the second section of the act of 1860, the states could not be charged with any dereliction or neglect by reason of his delay.

The timetable for the Tory selection means that nominations close in July, with a summer campaign culminating in a final vote in September.

But the nature of the product selection means Jet is essentially aiming to compete against other retailers' "essentials" delivery services — that is, their flat-rate "fill a box" options like the new next-day service Target Restock or Amazon Prime Pantry, for instance.

One good question might be what the Panetta selection means for Admiral Dennis Blair who was selected as the new DNI.

In our application of the Piot model, selection means that the health professional suspects TB and requests a sputum examination and/or X-ray examination.

But what does this selection mean for the next two internationals?

A spokesman said that the mystery surrounding the decision-making, including the timing of the final selection, meant that it was at risk of "losing a lot of money".