Sentence examples similar to encourage opt from inspiring English sources

Among the most celebrated items in the legislation was the provision to encourage "opt-out" automatic enrollment.

Referees are also being encouraged to opt for the sin-bin for a wider range of offences.

Those catering for smaller numbers are often encouraged to opt for a turkey crown, which is essentially bland white breast meat.

For example, one problem with the V.H.A. is that its hospitals are spread too thinly across the nation; this problem would become worse if a substantial number of veterans were encouraged to opt out of the system.

Aberdeenshire councillors are being encouraged to opt for a new bypass in Ellon instead of a bridge over the River Ythan.

An Academies Act, passed in the summer, paved the way for groups of parents, teachers and charities to set up their own "free schools", and for the expansion of the academies programme, under which schools are being encouraged to "opt out" of local authority control.

PHI (VHI) may also be substitutive to a public system whereby subpopulations are allowed, or encouraged, to opt out of the statutory system and use comprehensive PHI as an alternative.

Nipple reconstruction was performed in 69 patients using the trefoil local flap technique (n = 61), nipple sharing (n = 6), skin graft (n = 1) and Monocryl mesh (n = 1), Figures 4 and 5. Patients at high risk of requiring PMR were encouraged to opt for SSM and IBR using an implant alone (tissue expander).

Employers are prohibited from offering incentives or perks to encourage staff to opt out.

The groups argue that the two thresholds will encourage states to opt for the less stringent one.

He said he disagreed with the coalition's analysis that charging people would dissuade them from using the system and encourage them to opt for voluntary agreements.