Sentence examples for member to opt from inspiring English sources

(He gives the one family member to opt out of the sauce making — the boy's father — a contrastingly lean if not quite hungry look).

It will not be possible for members to opt out of competition rules, for example.

But it also reflects the ability of DC members to opt for higher-charging mutual funds.

Mr Miliband wants union members  to "opt in" to paying the political levy to Labour rather than "opting out" as at present.

In denominations where it's easy for individual members to opt out of an obligation, it is impossible to maintain such benefits.

Belgium is not in breach of the agreement: a clause allows members to opt out for short periods if special circumstances are invoked.

He criticises plans to deprive Labour of up to £8m a year by forcing trade union members to opt in to pay the political levy, rather than opt out.

Mr Miliband should go on the offensive by accepting the proposal from Sir Christopher Kelly's Committee on Standards in Public Life for union members to "opt in" to paying the political levy to Labour rather than having to opt out.

The Bill contains clauses to force union members to opt in, rather than opt out, of paying a political levy, which could cost Labour £6m in affiliated donations every year.

Len McCluskey, general secretary of Labour's biggest donor, Unite, said he was broadly in favour of Ed Miliband's proposal for union members to "opt in" to giving money to the party.

Last November Sir Christopher Kelly of the independent Committee on Standards in Public Life suggested capping individual donations at £10,000, allowing trade union members to "opt in" to their union's donations to Labour, and more public funding of parties.