Most of us can only dream of being in a position where we could make new rules the way that Schireson, Wong, El-Erian, and Pichette might have done instead of opting out.
If he had it to do over, he said, he would have sought legislative approval (which means it wouldn't have happened) or let parents opt in (which would make it a voluntary program) instead of making them opt out.
But instead of making time, you opt for the microwave version of wellness.
But instead of making this the default action, installing the second application is opt-in, so you're not going to do it accidentally.
An easy way of understanding this is by making the option you want become the default choice, so people have to opt out of doing something instead of affirmatively choosing to opt in.
Some of the wealthiest people in the world, who could obviously retire if they so chose, instead opt to continue doing virtuous work, finding ways to help the less fortunate and make the world a better place.
If you overload your rack bacon will stick together or not cook evenly, opt to make two batches instead of overloading one.
Don't spend time creating a mediocre opt-in freebie, instead make sure it's compelling and relevant to your target audience.
But why, you may ask, did I opt to teach at an HBCU instead of a majority institution?
Why not make us opt in, instead of forcing us to opt out, especially because so many people have no idea that they are being charged in the first place?
Make sure you opt for fresh rosemary instead of dried to get the full flavor.
