Sentence examples for effectively opting from inspiring English sources
There is mounting speculation that Mr Cameron will announce that Britain is effectively opting out of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) by giving the UK parliament a veto of individual judgments.
Mr. Laskoff agrees, asserting that small businesses that do not choose growth effectively opt for stagnation.
Texas governor Rick Perry has effectively opted not to compete in New Hampshire, staking everything on a final push in South Carolina.
Congress should act on the F.T.C.'s recommendation to establish a system that would allow consumers to effectively opt out of all tracking of their online activities.
The Guardian recently exposed payroll "products" that have become more widespread since travel and subsistence schemes were banned, enabling agencies to effectively opt out of employers' national insurance contributions.
Twitter can effectively opt out of that debate, however, by claiming it's not actually silencing voices – their posts are still there – but rather, it's giving power to users who choose whether or not they want to see it.
In other words, both of them have effectively opted out of the EDM festival bonanza that Axwell and Ingrosso are leading the charge on.
(Male, Vancouver) [Approach 2 – assumed consent] "Not being able to effectively opt out 'cause once you're in, how do you get the information back, it's already out the door?
The lack of any intervention effect from the oral health packs alone demonstrates the inadequacy of providing only information and toothbrushes/toothpaste in influencing behaviour, 43 although it has to be acknowledged that those who received only the oral health pack were less likely to be motivated to change given that they had effectively opted out of the community education sessions.
Warren effectively co-opted Fine and his members as allies against Wall Street.
Although such honorific positions had little power and no privileges, the designees were effectively co-opted into the regime.
