Sentence examples for members may opt from inspiring English sources
According to the service's bylaws, members may opt out of the agreement after each presidential election.
Followers of the Latin Rite are certainly the most numerous body in the Catholic church but the oriental rites of the Catholic church in communion with Rome have always had a clergy whose members may opt for the married life.
The wording in the proposal raises doubts about the interpretation whether a member state may opt for the ECBM for each single "joint project" or is obliged to decide on the application of the mechanism for all possible "joint projects" along a border.
"To me, it's part of my job". Riordan said he would urge Hahn to keep a number of his staff members in place, though some may opt for jobs elsewhere.
The council's cabinet member for transport, Colin Barrow, says cutting prices will be "one option" if the shortfall continues - but the authority may opt simply to provide fewer available spaces, earmarking more bays for residents or for lorries offloading.
They may opt to stay insured.
They may opt to wait," Green added.
Others may opt for early retirement.
Seventies purists may opt for carpeting, preferably calfskin.
Some may opt to under-publicise key sights.
Other teams may opt to nurture youngsters, too.
