Sentence examples similar to existing opt from inspiring English sources

He stayed away from the question of exactly what he meant by consent, a concept which different people interpret in different ways, and which the city and the courts have argued is fulfilled by the existing opt-out provision.

He also believes Scotland should be allowed to keep using sterling and reject the euro, and retain all the UK's rebates and existing opt-outs – policies observers believe are unlikely to be accepted by EU members and are likely to rile the Spanish and other powerful EU states.

The Guardian says existing opt-out provisions may actually allow the UK to avoid being part of any arrangement.

The Scottish government argues that it should be allowed to retain a share of the UK's rebate from budget contributions and all the UK's existing opt-outs.

The five right-wing justices justified this over-reach by declaring that the existing opt-out provision for emergency dues increases "substantially impinge[s] upon the First Amendment right of nonmembers".

Early observations in human brain tissue that demonstrated how a subset of tumors initially grow by co-opting existing host vessels inspired Holash et al. to do further studies in murine models 5– 14.

Facebook now agrees to make all privacy changes to existing products opt-in.

In 2012, when Groupon launched the option for merchants to create a rewards program for their customers within Groupon's platform, a majority of existing merchants opted in.

Federal Reserve officials have proposed new rules that would let debit and A.T.M. customers "opt in" for overdraft protection, or allow existing customers to opt out of the service.

Their autonomous governors will be given the freedom within existing legislation to opt out of national contracts on education, training and healthcare.

More than 1,000 candidates are expected to "trade up" their existing offers and opt for one of the UK's most selective universities instead.