Sentence examples for opt out provisions from inspiring English sources

Some of the bills, despite calling for compulsory vaccination, have "opt out" provisions, letting parents citing religious or moral grounds to choose not to have their daughters inoculated.

In practice, moreover, the "opt out" provision would be difficult to monitor or enforce.

But he would require that the bill include a radical "opt out" provision.

Our obscure but important "opt out" provision, under which patients could get off the list, has been erased.

This summer, the "opt out" provision was the one favored by most members of Congress because it gave marketers and business the greatest leeway.

And then there are schools that plan to utilize an opt out provision that allows schools to claim financial hardship.

Demboski's ordinance, if approved by the Assembly, would allow the city to accept the "opt out" provision of Ballot Measure 2, the initiative legalizing recreational marijuana in Alaska.

They want to opt out of provisions that they believe conflict with Congressional or state prerogatives or with constitutional protections for commercial speech.

Obama tied it to the economic future of our country, and discussed waivers to allow states to opt out of provisions of his predecessor's much-maligned legislation, the No Child Left Behind Act.

That amendment would allow states to opt out of provisions protecting people with pre-existing conditions from facing significantly higher premiums than healthy people, as long as states set up a high-risk pool for the sickest individuals.

WASHINGTON — Governors told Congress on Tuesday that President Obama had not gone far enough in proposing to let states opt out of major provisions of the new health care law in 2014, and they said they needed more immediate relief from the growing financial burden of Medicaid.