Sentence examples for prepared to opt from inspiring English sources
Advertisers would then be willing to pay more, which would in turn mean that consumers prepared to opt into such things could be offered a richer and broader range of free online services.
It may be that there are some children who are prepared to opt for a slightly worse outcome (one token rather than two tokens) to satisfy their novelty preference; why these children are more likely to be those who did not experience regret is unclear.
He faces a more immediate challenge over Europe as Britain prepares to opt out of all 130 EU criminal justice measures next year.
His intervention comes amid growing concerns from senior members of the Labour movement that traditional party voters are preparing to opt for leaving the EU in the referendum on Thursday.
She had travelled, state by state, to insure a more or less consistent process for the election of Houston delegates, and discovered, to her shock, the extent to which grass-roots groups of ultra-conservative women were prepared to co-opt that process — or, as she puts it, "Success can be as disastrous as failure — and it almost was".
She had travelled, state by state, to insure a more or less consistent process for the election of Houston delegates, and discovered, to her shock, the extent to which grass-roots groups of ultra-conservative women were prepared to co-opt that process or, as she puts it, "Success can be as disastrous as failure and it almost was".
The Guardian reported on Wednesday that Berlin was prepared to offer "limited opt-outs" to the UK over its future compliance with existing EU directives and to make sure some other regulations were more flexibly enforced.
Is the government prepared to "mostly eliminate" manufacturing by opting for unfettered free trade, as the leading leave economist Patrick Minford has argued?
Cameron said leave campaigners were prepared to make things up to persuade people to opt for Brexit.
The Lib Dems are prepared to sign up to the mass opt-out but only if the Conservatives agreed beforehand to provide the list of measures that Britain would immediately ask permission to opt back into.
