Sentence examples for grant to opt from inspiring English sources

What caused Grant to opt out of his contract with the Blazers, which would have paid him more than $40 million over the next four seasons, was his desire to find a more suitable role on the court.

Protocol 36 is the part of the Lisbon treaty that grants the right to opt out.

Mr. Romney gave his standard response, saying that if he were elected president, he would work to repeal the health care law passed under President Obama and grant waivers allowing states to opt out of it.

Another touch of irony: The very treaty the Irish turned down last week would have granted them the right to opt out of the E.U.

But the Supreme Court ruling that upheld Obamacare last year also granted states the right to opt out of the expansion.

Under Thatcher, the attempt to end local councils' grip on education began with the introduction of grant-maintained status, allowing schools to "opt out" of local authority control and receive funding directly from Whitehall.

Both sides of the coalition agree that Britain should exercise a right, granted by the Lisbon treaty, to opt out of around 130 justice and home affairs (JHA) measures.

Last year, a federal court granted Catholic groups the right to opt out of providing coverage for contraceptives that they equated with abortion or sterilization, such as IUDs and vasectomies.

Congress passed a law this year that will soon allow big, utility-scale wind and solar projects to opt for a grant of 30% of the installation cost of a project from the federal government.

The fact that patients have to opt out of SCRs, rather than grant permission before they are created, has attracted significant criticism from privacy campaigners.

Though Bank of America does not typically allow customers to opt out of overdraft protection, it finally granted an exemption.