The main criterion for selection is qualification.

You have only three options to select.

But all my photocopying of the books was sending me seriously into the red.

Fukushima has presented the world with a far reaching, fundamental choice.

Instead, it will be the outcome of parental choice and the workings of the free market.

Many families opted to flee their homes after they were forced to choose between converting and death.

As a result Winterthur does not offer a wide range of hotels to choose from.

Joy over the election s outcome, however, should not blind us to its failure to meet a series of ethical benchmarks for democratic choice.

More modern versions such as the popular Rayburn Range offer a choice between using wood or gas as the fuel source.

Major and immediate benefits accrue to consumers, who generally have a wider choice of quality products at lower prices.

Having opted for a liberal economy, the Republic of Guinea has also adopted competence as a selection criterion for recruitment in the civil service and in the private sector.

But the most appropriate response to Morell s statement is that the US does not necessarily have to choose between two sharply defined options.

I expect him to come soon.

With your oppression, their voice will go even further.

The train hasn't arrived yet.

The bus hasn't come yet.

He is likely to arrive soon.

He will arrive in Paris tomorrow.

Heroes always arrive late.

China's Taiwan Affairs Office issued a warning on the eve of President Chen Shui bian's inauguration in May, forcing Taipei to choose between war and peace.

In our media dominated age, personalities ultimately matter more than programs, which means that elimination prevails over selection.

Discussion on how to preserve security in outer space and prevent an arms race in outer space put forward three options to choose from

What time does this train reach Yokohama?

The fishing season is nine months.

Description Females can reach a body length of , males can reach a length of .

In statistics, sampling bias is a bias in which a sample is collected in such a way that some members of the intended population are less likely to be included than others.

School dropout rate is up to 70 percent.

He gets bullied, for God's sake.

This is the time he normally arrives.

He won't be in time for the meeting.

I'm going to talk to Tom when he arrives at home.

Today, the Greek community there has approximately 1,000 members.

Yilmaz lands in Greece after leaving Turkey by boat.

The oldest lavas are 500,000 years old.

Its design allows the stadium seating to be adjusted 54,000 for local matches or up to 80,000 for events such as the Olympic Games.

Ray Zahab treks to the South Pole

A hand made bridge connecting two markets across the Lilongwe river.

That is, cancer.

And in those days, my hair was down to my waist,

It will accommodate up to 15 thousand viewers.

The Savu Sea reaches about 3500 m in depth.

We want that money to reach the recipients in full.

Votes will be cast in 828,804 polling stations scattered throughout the country for over 5000 candidates from seven national political parties and several state and other parties.

The Assembly also decided that the programme of work of the Unit should be collectively approved, providing the rationale for choice as well as the relevance of the envisaged outcome to improving management and methods and promoting greater coordination between organizations.

Everything's going to be great as soon as Tom gets here.