Sentence examples for implement an opt-out from inspiring English sources
Notwithstanding a number of studies showing that countries that implement an opt-out policy had higher donation rates than those that do not, 1 2 opponents argued that a strategy working in one society might not work in another, 3 due to the variations in legislation, availability of donors and infrastructure of the transplantation service in different countries.
A few months later, Google responded to this feedback with an update that implemented an opt-out Setting in the Google Search app.
A recent National Partnership Agreement between the National Offender Management Service and NHS England, supported by PHE, has committed to implementing an opt-out BBV testing policy in adult prisons and developing care pathways for those found to be infected by April 2014.
Instead, its demands include "We want Facebook to implement an 'Opt-In' instead of an "Opt-Out" system for all data use and all features" and "We want Facebook to limit the use of our data for advertisement".
We also found a much lower opt-out rate of 7.18% if an opt-out system is implemented.
Then, we asked the respondents, in the event that an opt-out system was implemented, whether they would be willing to donate their kidneys after death, whether they would plan to discuss their wish with the family, and whether they would opt out as a non-donor.
Mandatory vaccination has been implemented in many countries, thereby demonstrating that an opt-out strategy for influenza immunization significantly improved vaccination rates compared to an opt-in approach and influenza vaccination rates of more than 95% were sustained [ 26- 29].
6 In 1997, only 28% agreed with an opt-out system and 20% would opt out if it was implemented.
Some Flickr users have been uncomfortable with the way auto-tagging has been implemented, saying that it had been turned out without users' knowledge or consent, and was not offering an opt-out.
(Yes, there's an opt-out provision).
