Sentence examples for ready to opt from inspiring English sources
But there is also a significant and growing number of people ready to opt out entirely of the hassles of car ownership, including traffic and parking.
In Thursday's first round, there were the usual glimpses of the mystical: John Mallinger, injured and ready to withdraw, opted to play and shot a 67 to put himself one stroke behind the 41-year-old leader Kent Jones's 66; Robert Floyd, in on a sponsor's exemption, shot a 68, as did Olin Browne, 48, and Michael Allen, 49, and Todd Demsey, who is back on the PGA Tour after a 10-year absence.
Telling your kids you plan to drug test them on an ongoing basis gives them a ready-made excuse to opt out of joining in with friends in a peer pressure scenario, he added.
Women expecting a high-risk pregnancy may wish to opt for a midwife with medical training and a license or certification or ready access to medical facilities.
Congress and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) appear ready to oblige with a so-called "Do Not Track" mechanism that would make it easier for Web surfers to opt out of any data collection.
Is it possible to "opt out" of a lucrative career, enjoy an egalitarian marriage and then opt back in to the workplace when you're ready?
To opt out permanently, go to www.optoutprescreen.com.
The law allows districts to opt out.
There is no way to opt out.
