Sentence examples for will be choice from inspiring English sources
The phrase "will be choice" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in meaning. Example: "The final decision will be choice of the committee."
Competition will not be introduced to the NHS "for its own sake", and there "will be choice for patients", with no cherry-picking of services by private firms.
Cameron's line that "there will be choice for patients, not competition for its own sake" is telling, and in spirit very in tune with Field's pragmatic, non-ideological but still pro-reform views.
If the separation, power set and choice principles are axioms, then for a given M in the domain, there will be choice functions/sets on the subsets of M, consequently well-orderings, and so forth; if these principles are not included as axioms, then such demonstrations of existence will not be forthcoming.
The variable result will be choice of treatment: type of drug, oral or intravaginal administration (pessary or cream), single or multiple doses and reasons for choosing it.
Most of all, there will be choices to be made between what activities go where.
As Stevens warned MPs: "Let's be clear, there are going to be significant challenges, there will be choices, there will be controversies".
"Not everyone's first choice will be the choice we go with," explains Tessier-Lavigne.
They will not be forced to, it will be their choice, but it is a choice they are currently denied.
Ms. Parker said that will be their choice.
'There will be a choice,' he says.
