Sentence examples for which has chosen from inspiring English sources

It is Britain, not the IRA, which has chosen provocation and conflict.

He hopes to form a relationship with the donor's family, which has chosen to remain anonymous.

What is wonderful is that this is a wild animal which has chosen to go into partnership with you.

But we are faced with an aggressive Labour opposition which has chosen the easy option of deficit denial.

Norway, which has chosen to remain out of the European Union, boasts a decidedly un-European job market.

Moral Majority, which has chosen not to use "the" as a prefix, is changing its name to something that sounds a little less self-annointed.

But the City Council, which had chosen its own business manager, sued to block Mr. Bonaparte's appointment.

These are comprehensive schools which have chosen to concentrate on one of eight areas such as science, languages or maths.

The Thai king called the move "extremely inappropriate," and the party — which had chosen to field 175 candidates — was dissolved soon after.

In the United States, inheritance taxes are controlled by individual states, some of which have chosen not to levy an inheritance tax.

Ironically, the two EU members with arguably the most flexible economies are Britain and Denmark, both of which have chosen not to join the euro.