Sentence examples for specifically opt out from inspiring English sources

In the retirement world, it means that employees' money is automatically invested in a savings plan, unless they specifically opt out.

Wales is set to become the first country in the UK where people will be considered to have consented for organ donation unless they specifically opt out.

—British Prime Minister David Cameron on his crackdown on Internet pornography, which includes a plan to install anti-porn filters in British homes by default, unless users specifically opt out of them.

Employers also now have the power to sign you up for a plan unless you specifically opt out.

To be clear, this paper will not take a stand on the question of whether students are or should be legally allowed to specifically opt out of evolution.

Chen also said Uber drivers who have worked for the service since May 2014 must specifically opt out of an arbitration agreement in order to sue the company.

On 1 January, employers with fewer than 30 members of staff must begin the detailed work of auto-enrolment compliance, which requires them to have an occupational pension scheme of a certain quality available to staff, to automatically enrol staff in the scheme unless they have specifically opted out, and to make contributions on staff's behalf.

If they sit in the back, the kids have specifically opted out of dealing with the classroom.

In those talks, a federal judge in New York last year rejected a proposed $125 million settlement, under which any book that had been scanned would automatically be included in Google's database unless the rights holder specifically opted out.

The Yahoo-owned blogging platform teamed up with VigLink to make this transition, which will affect all users who have not specifically opted out of affiliate links via a new option in Tumblr's Settings.

Some programs will automatically install pop-up software and other types of adware such as Zedo unless you specifically opt-out of them at the time of installation.