Sentence examples similar to opt out clauses from inspiring English sources

However, Plex said that its decision to remove opt out during setup was because it gave users a "false sense of privacy" because there were so many exceptions to the opt out clause as is.

Howard, Paul and Williams have opt-out clauses in 2012.

As Cashman knows, players with opt-out clauses usually exercise them.

They wanted a ban on opt-out clauses and sign-and-trade deals to curtail player leverage.

But a handful of top-tier stars, recognizing the tight market, chose not to exercise opt-out clauses.

The new rules have huge implications for two superstars nearing free agency — Orlando's Dwight Howard and New Orleans's Chris Paul, who have opt-out clauses next summer.

If he pitches well, he might do it; the Boras clients J. D. Drew and Alex Rodriguez have successfully used opt-out clauses to land more lucrative deals.

Players who sign contracts below the average salary would be eligible for opt-out clauses (which are otherwise banned, except in limited situations).

According to a baseball official with knowledge of the deal, the contract contains opt-out clauses after each of the first two seasons.

Now agent and club officials moved toward an agreement, throwing out the early opt-out clauses, adding more money to the later years of a 10-year contract.

Florio pointed out that Sanchez was due to make $17.75 million over the next two seasons anyway, and that the final three years of his new contract each have easy opt-out clauses for the team.