Sentence examples for should we decide to opt from inspiring English sources

"We have not made a final decision," said Jill Hazelbaker, a McCain spokeswoman, "but we are doing what's necessary should we decide to opt into the matching fund system".

Given the limitations of our budget we decided to opt for the stepper motor which was bought for Funny money.

Therefore, we decided to opt for direct conversion of fibroblasts into induced neurons (iNs).

I don't think that pride will be diminished in any way now the votes have been counted, but he will inevitably face many questions should he ever decide to opt out of a GB Davis Cup tie.

Those laws only apply to us given we don't rationally decide to opt out, given the opportunity.

Unless, that is, you decide to opt in.

"I think it's important to recognise that churches may decide not to opt in and some will decide to opt in," Ms Miller said.

We'll soon see whether the Fed has decided to opt for independence or "independence".

Would not a test arise, however, if Britain decided to opt out of something that we currently opt into?

"If he decides to opt out of his contract, we're going to make every effort to see that he's back with the Knicks".

If any proprietor decides to opt out of the new PCC, without permission, he should be barred from the playground at lunchtime, possibly for a whole week.