Sentence examples for members to opt from inspiring English sources

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.

He soon discovered there was no option for members to opt out of fossil fuel investments.

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

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

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

(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).

Having already issued Supreme Court-mandated notices to members and non-members informing them of their dues and allowing non-members to opt out of those that support strictly political activities that non-members may not agree with, the union failed to issue a second notice regarding the dues increase.

The prime minister said the current system in which some union members have to opt out of paying the levy is a form of mis-selling.

He has been socking it to the unions by changing funding rules so that 6.5 million union members have to opt in to see their fees go to the party.

In Niceville, FL, the River of Life Church continues to help its members try to opt out of evolution.