Instead of flowers, Mr. Kearns said, mourners sometimes opt, for example, to put a blanket that their grandmother crocheted on her coffin.
You can apply for multiple segments of pre-completion OPT; for example, you can use pre-completion OPT during two separate summers while you are a student for an internship or job.
The crucial distinction is the way consumers can say no: by "opting in" or "opting out". For example, a recent Senate bill co-sponsored by John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and John Kerry, Democrat of Massachusetts, would require companies to give consumers the right not to have their personal information collected via cookies or other technologies.
Consent to participate and be followed up are, on the other hand, possible and desirable in a cluster-individual trial such as ours [ 11], where individuals within clusters may be offered an intervention (in contrast to a cluster-cluster trial where the intervention may be applied to the whole cluster with no real option for an individual to opt out, for example, water fluoridation).
Every industry loves to co-opt it; for example, in consulting, you'll hear: "You never get fired for hiring McKinsey". In law, it's often: "You never get fired for hiring Cravath".
Opt for specific, definitive examples that relay the feeling of something to the reader.
Both sides could, for example, opt for full transparency.
For example, opt for a 0.95 carat diamond rather than 1 carat.
Cameron did not, for example, opt for a referendum on the EU chiefly to cater to democracy.
If you opt for traditional Medicare, for example, but do not sign up for Medicare B (perhaps to avoid paying the premiums) and you do not have qualified alternative insurance like retirement benefits from your employer, you will pay a financial penalty if you enroll down the line — 10percentt for each year you do not have coverage.
For example, opt for a deal with a mid-priced hotel over a stay at a budget chain.
