"We faced two choices: to suppress the elections, or try to guide the tensions, to create a path that favors dialogue," said Henri Awit, the vice dean of student affairs at St. Joseph.
With horizontal scaling we again face two choices: high- and low-level parallelization.
We assume each investor who engaged at time (t) will face two choices at the beginning of time (t + 1).
"Jews now face two choices for 4 July.
So you face two choices: transcribe the paragraph by hand or trot over to the photocopy machine, stand in line, fish around for change and make three copies the wrong size before getting one that captures what you want.
Constrained by the planning calendar, corporate executives face two choices: They can either not address these complex issues in effect, throwing them in the "too-hard" bucket or they can address them through some process other than strategic planning.
John Allan, the CBI president, told the organisation's annual leaders' dinner on Monday that MPs face two choices - "the prime minister's path" or "more delay, more circling" and "perhaps being flung off a steeper cliff in the summer" if there was still no agreement after a potential extension to article 50.
Approaching the bedroom, film-makers face two choices: coy cutaways to discarded clothes, fade to black, and a look of post-coital satisfaction; or else full-frontal attack: arched backs, clawed sheets, and gasping silhouettes straight out of a Lynx commercial.
In their model, local officials face two choices: to protect property rights, thereby encouraging investment and stimulating economic growth, or to extract rents from investors with the intention of benefiting themselves privately (denoted by b).
Now I face two choices: Stay and tolerate a slightly improved financial situation for an indefinite period of time, or move on to a career that accurately recognizes both my needs and contributions.
For Law, Hong Kong people face two choices in coming to terms with its post-1997 identity.
