Sentence examples for opt to invite from inspiring English sources

"The government need only disrupt the phone, cable, Internet, or some other 'non-essential' service, and reasonable people will opt to invite a third party onto their property to repair it, unwittingly allowing a government agents into the most private space to view and record whatever and whomever they see".

If expense is an issue, or if the attendance is expected to be light, the family might opt to invite only relatives and close friends to a service in a home.

If you opt to invite friends over, make sure they know what to expect when they arrive and invite them to take part in your family's Advent prayers, candle lighting, and readings.

At the start of the meeting, the chairman, Otari Arshba, explained that the journalists' complaints had been "a little dry," so the committee had opted to invite them to testify to fill in missing details.

We eventually opted to invite all those who had not completed the paper version to complete an online questionnaire.

DHS opted to invite nonhousehold contacts to come to departmental offices or see their own physician for a booster dose of IPV and to be given information on the disease and its symptoms and signs as a precautionary measure.

Unable to screen all of them, the paper abandoned the plan late Thursday, opting instead to invite reader comments.

For now it's a rubber stamp that will have little if any practical effect, since most companies will have been operating as if the new rules were in effect for some time now, and even so have opted not to invite disaster with consumer-hostile practices.

The destination wedding, rapidly becoming more popular among young, upwardly mobile Brazilians, is also a way for couples to opt out of having to invite hundreds of guests and the intensely competitive wedding culture in their own country.

Instead of asking you to opt in by checking off which specific contacts you want to invite, LinkedIn requires you to opt out by unchecking the "select all" button.

Burnett opted for efficiency, throwing more sinking fastballs — to invite contact, to induce ground balls — and, to left-handed hitters specifically, changeups and curves.