Sentence examples similar to opt out from rules from inspiring English sources

The measure allows states to opt out of ACA rules prohibiting insurers from charging sick people higher premiums.

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

The Supreme Court will decide this year whether employers with religious objections may opt out of those rules.

It is unfortunate that the S.E.C. rejected many soundly based pleas to allow shareholders to opt out of the rule.

Britain has to opt out of all the rules on justice and policing and then get European approval to opt back in to the bits it likes.

Call the sender and opt out from their list.

England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales voluntarily agreed to opt out of the residency rule in 1993.

Earlier this year, the European Commission proposed giving national governments an opt-out from rules as a way of allowing approvals of biotech crops at the E.U. level, a change that was also aimed at easing relations with trading partners.

The UK is to opt out of planned European Commission rules on so-called "legal highs".

The European Commission, under heavy pressure from French banks, agreed to allow banks to opt out of part of one rule set by the international accounting board.

When member states opt out of the board neutrality rule, local companies have the ability to opt back into it with their bylaws (though none do).