The reporter attributed sky-high prices to the lack of choices.
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But it's not for a lack of choices in the shoe department.
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The two major parties make voters frustrated with their lack of choices.
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Most of the shots are tight, emphasizing the sense of suffocation and the lack of choices Zach and Shéhérazade have.
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"What really kicked off this journey was my frustration with the lack of choices that fit my style," she said.
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The lack of choices, skyrocketing premiums, and growing burdens on physicians are impacting all Americans regardless of their insurance or health.
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Groups like Boko Haram similarly exploit young people's lack of choices, especially when their families have been killed, to increase their fighting forces.
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The scene lends a haunting shade to her time with Nick, suggesting that after one grave mistake, she was forced into the Bonnie & Clyde routine by circumstance and a lack of choices, rather than love.
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"Healthy economic conditions are creating considerable demand for purchasing a home, but not all buyers are able to sign contracts because of the lack of choices in inventory," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the Realtors.
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American regulators take a relatively narrow view that the goal should be to prevent consumers from facing situations in which they have no choices, or in which lack of choices forces them to pay higher prices.
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"Healthy economic conditions are creating considerable demand for purchasing a home, but not all buyers are able to sign contracts because of the lack of choices in inventory," NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun said in a statement.
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Collins of Maine, one of the three Republicans who voted "no" on Friday, said it was time for Congress to search for a "bipartisan solution" to problems like high premiums, unaffordable deductibles and the lack of choices for patients.
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The lack of choices was especially a factor in 2008, when Barack Obama smashed Hillary Clinton, and then four years ago when Clinton won in a walkaway, even to the point that Sanders left the state early before the primary.
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While men like Javier have hysterectomies because they want to, and Radix says that insurance companies are rightfully obligated to pay for them, the history of surgical gender transition is grievous, and trans people are still navigating the aftermath of decades of injustice that shaped the choices—or lack of choices—they had about their medical care.
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They had some of the expected concerns about single-payer, like a lack of choices and higher taxes, the concerns that Trump leaned into in his tweet about the UK. The biggest hurdle, however, seemed to be this decaying trust in the government to oversee the kind of universal health care program that Medicare-for-all would be.
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The U.S. Travel Association applauded the new effort, saying it helps boost consumer protections for passengers and "shines a light on many of the more frustrating issues that ail the air travel experience in the U.S.""We hope that post-election, the discussion broadens to policy options that treat the root cause rather than just the symptoms—namely, the lack of choices and air service for far too many flyers," said Roger Dow, the group's president and chief executive officer.
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Adolescent pregnancy, more often than not, stems from a girl's lack of choices. or abuse. Child marriage (see below) is a major contributor worldwide, since 90% of births to girls aged 15–19 occur within marriage.
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Juniper's Knot received generally positive reviews for its story and visuals. IndieGames.com weblogger Cassandra Khaw did the same, praising Juniper's Knot for "being an oddly lovely experience", with an original story and "an abundance of … anime- inspired artwork". International – especially German – reception was also generally positive, although critical of the lack of choices presented in the game.
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He took an increasing interest in abuses of power by government authorities, environmental degradation, individual rights and the lack of choices. In February 1984 he met the stage-director Freya Klier: during the next few months the two became life-partners. In April 1985 he resigned his party membership and the party reacted by expelling him. He was also served with a performance ban.
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In spite of the admirable success of the education system since World War II, problems remained through the 1980s. Some of these difficulties as perceived by domestic and foreign observers included rigidity, excessive uniformity, lack of choices, undesirable influences of the , and overriding emphasis on formal educational credentials. There was also a belief that education was responsible for some social problems and for the general academic, behavioral, and adjustment problems of some students. There was great concern too that Japanese education be responsive to the new requirements caused by international challenges of the changing world in the twenty-first century.
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Unlike the previous New Deal scheme which offered the choices of: training, help in setting up a business, unpaid work placement in a field appropriate to the jobseeker, the work program requires that jobseekers must take unpaid work experience in a discount shop or similar big business retail. This has led to much controversy regarding the inflexibility and lack of choices in the scheme. From 19 October 2012 all claimants applying for Jobseekers Allowance are expected to look for work online, using the new Universal Jobmatch, an online system accessible from the government portal and powered by Monster.com, either at their local Jobcentre or from their home computer.
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