free choice

Up until the column, I was pretty sure that as an American, that is my free choice.

In one of the odd twists that rule the world of public health, free choice sometimes gets in the way of disease control.

Is there room in the legislative agenda for Employee Free-Choice Act, which would make it easier for workers to form unions?

Another fight is looming on the legislative horizon with the Employee Free Choice Act.

Surely free choice on such an important subject is as much to be desired as on any other.

The head man of the agricultural clan was elected by the free choice of his fellows, his equals in rank and station.

This selection the liverymen must ratify by stating that the man named is their free choice.

Finally there is the fourth class, those things which depend upon the free choice of the individual.

Indeed, had Mrs. Hewston been given free choice, she would have inclined toward the latter.