Sentence examples for be opted from inspiring English sources
verb
To choose; to select.
Susie, Danny's partner, works for a well-known furniture chain and will probably soon be opted into her employer's scheme.
Under the auto-enrolment regime, they still have to be opted in to a scheme by their employer.
"Individuals cannot be opted out of employment rights and protections simply by an engager calling them 'self-employed'".
Many also feel a user should always be opted out of new features automatically, and should then have to opt in themselves.
If the user chooses, a higher-resolution format can be opted for when, for example, someone copies a CD he owns onto his iPod.
While most people who will benefit from auto-enrolment are expected to be the lower paid, some pension millionaires will, under the law, have to be opted in by employers.
Good thing Fitz might be opting for more airtime.
Instead, he's opted out of truth altogether.
He's opted out of the literary world.
Aqueous extraction method was opted for the extraction of polysaccharide.
