Sentence examples for being able to opt from inspiring English sources

Stateless for the first 13 years of his life, he opted for German nationality to escape French military service (Jews in Germany being able to opt out of it) after his family moved back to Germany in 1958.

Instead of being able to opt out of the treaty after the first four-year stage, France will only be able to prolong this stage to six years; in return it has been allowed to retain certain special protective taxes and subsidies, though not customs duties.

What about not being able to opt out?

Also, "Facilitator: I don't think we have example yet of a person being able to opt out for any reason that they consider to be reasonable?

One participant said: "I put [Model One: No Explicit Consent and No Opt Out] as number four because the thought of not being able to opt out under any circumstances horrified me" [TH6, Group 3].

The Alberta Minister for Human Rights stepped in to explain that the opt-out proposal involved being able to opt out of religious instruction, not out of some particular part of the curriculum because of religious beliefs.

Because Newton, like most human beings, is capable of self-reflection and empathy, he was able to opt for a less perilous course through life.

But students need to be able to opt out".

States, cities and towns should be able to opt out.

Plaintiffs will be able to opt out of the settlement.

And primary schools themselves will be able to opt to join a chain.