Sentence examples for deliberately opt from inspiring English sources

"Why do foreign European local residents have to deliberately opt in to vote here and send a form instead of the more logical choice of opting in to vote in their country of origin [if they wish]?" he asked.

It also leaves room for those who believe a university course will enhance their contribution to society, as well as their personal development, but deliberately opt for a low-earning career.

Some women, she points out, may for family or other reasons deliberately opt to stay in a senior teaching role rather than moving into management – a choice she believes the sector inadequately rewards with either pay or status.

Since last October, workers have been gradually signed up to workplace pensions, unless they deliberately opt out.

Since October 2012, workers have been gradually signed up to workplace pensions, such as the government funded National Employment Savings Trust (Nest) scheme, unless they deliberately opt out.

The promotions will be publicized by three existing Line 'brand' accounts that have showcased promotions for consumer products since last year — in other words, Line users deliberately opt in for the grocery deals, it isn't spam that is sent to all.

Obama, an inspirational orator on the stump, deliberately opted for a workmanlike inauguration speech, trying to lower expectations.

A few months later at the Belgian Grand Prix, Rosberg deliberately opted not to pull out of a crash with Hamilton who was later forced to retire from the race with damage sustained in the incident.

To help us interact more closely with social robots, some designers are deliberately opting for certain features.

He chose the name, deliberately opting for one beginning with a D. With a wife called Angie and a son named Caleb, the family's Christian names go A-B-C-D.

"When setting fee levels for students for 2012/13 we deliberately opted for fees which would lessen the burden of debt on our students and the Welsh government while at the same time meeting the social justice and economic development aims of the Welsh government.