The policy was not an unavoidable choice, a practical technocratic decision.
Green campaigners say that the hard but unavoidable choice is to leave the fossil fuels in the ground.
For a native who wants to live in Manhattan, with its insanely expensive housing, taking over the family apartment can be the unavoidable choice.
France's defeat by German troops in 1940 and the resultant division of the country were experienced as a national humiliation, and all French citizens were confronted with an unavoidable choice.
He said he opposed the war all along, but less than a month before it began he said that if the U.N. wouldn't enforce its own mandates, then, quote, unilateralism is regrettable but an unavoidable choice".
The next target for the ISPs is to offer the same "unavoidable choice" to existing customers by the end of 2014, to ensure that every account holder of a British internet connection has specifically declined the offer of censored internet.
By July, Cameron had the bit between his teeth and announced that by the end of 2014 ISPs would present all internet users with an "unavoidable choice" on whether to use filters.
The unavoidable choice is between an incumbent whose record and character are familiar from many years in office and a challenger whose image and beliefs have been cynically manufactured for the campaign.
In the abstract, Democrats may agree with trading the wall for DACA (or trading $1.6 billion in wall funding), but he might need to sell his party on that being an unavoidable choice (which it doesn't seem that it was).
With the Clinton administration unwilling to fight for a stronger nominee, even after the U.N. Secretary General, Kofi Annan, boldly proposed bringing back Mr. Ekeus, Mr. Blix may be an unavoidable choice.
