making a choice

If Parliament chooses to go ahead with assisted dying, it is making a choice that this is an area to prioritise for investment.

On Election Day, the American people are making a choice between two candidates who represent radically divergent possibilities and futures for American society.

None of the defaults is for $0, and borrowers can’t click to the next page without making a choice.

Zuka Elbakidze, a student who was among protesters rallying in Tbilisi ahead of Tuesday’s vote, said “this day will determine the fate of our country,” adding that “we are making a choice between Europe and Russia, and all the people gathered here, except the policemen, want Europe and the West.”

In a scene I’m making a choice and I’m going to believe that someone is going to support me and catch me.