0 to pick only the best people or things from a group, so that only people or things that are less good remain:
1 to choose only the best or most suitable from a group of people or things:
You cannot cherry-pick when it comes to human rights, and it is not by breaching human rights that the conflict will be de-escalated.
The risk is that private consortiums will cherry-pick the most economically desirable routes.
Why does he cherry-pick which issues he is going to listen to and claim the credit for listening to?
There are those who say that we cannot cherry-pick at the report.
There is absolutely no right for the new owner to cherry-pick or infill.
We must ensure that the present proposals are altered, so that companies cannot cherry-pick services and leave others to suffer.
He does not seem to understand—or does not choose to admit—that he cannot cherry-pick.
We have been told that we cannot cherry-pick the agreement.
