free choice
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffreeandchoice
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free
adjective
adverb
uk/friː/us/friː/
not limited ...
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choice
noun
uk/tʃɔɪs/us/tʃɔɪs/
an act or the possibility ...
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(Definition offreeandchoicefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesoffree choice
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Talbott much prefers happiness tofreechoice.
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Freechoiceof hospital was introduced in 1993.
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But selection is always realized byfreechoice.
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First, we are denied very many opportunities forfreechoice.
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The insistence onfreechoiceof physicians limited patient'sfreechoiceof alternative insurance arrangements such as prepaid group practice and competing provider networks.
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Of course the extent to which this capacity is exercised depends upon creaturelyfreechoice, and so would be as unknowable as other facts determined byfreechoice.
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Freechoiceof hospital was mentioned, but as part of the broader debate on patients' rights.
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Others, however, oppose what might be called the 'freechoicemodel'.
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Goals are conditions which guide the design process wherefreechoiceexists.
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Last, the consumer lived in a world offreechoiceof providers.
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In other wordsfreechoiceof hospital became part of an extensive package of patient rights.
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That is, the right tofreechoiceis limited by cultural considerations.
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For inpatient care, patients havefreechoiceof hospital as well.
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These switches reflect consumers'freechoiceand serve as a competitive threat to the sickness funds.
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But we cannot embrace the opposite extreme of rejectingfreechoicealtogether as an important good.
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The government (a minority social democratic government) was at the time quite skeptical of 'freechoice'.
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Hospitals were not allowed to refuse access forfreechoiceof hospital patients.
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Freechoiceof hospital was one of many enablers to put pressure on the regions.
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That same year, thefreechoiceof hospital experiment began in a few regions.
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It is clear, to beg in with, that there exists only one sequence offreechoice.
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In these and so many other ways, ourfreechoiceis limited.
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Since under these conditions there was no clear "correct" choice, afreechoiceprocedure was used.
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They had no idea of what a reallyfreechoicecould be.
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