Sentence examples for the opting from inspiring English sources
verb
To choose; to select.
We don't use the opting out arrangement which is the norm within the Labour movement.
One of the many shared characteristics of the social bandit is the opting for reform rather than revolution.
Ms. Boon regularly visits the Opting Back In chat room, sponsored by the Hastings College of Law, where lawyers with new jobs trade stories, tips, hopes and complaints.
The opting out was framed as a freely-made choice, indicating that despite feminist gains and increases in gender equality, what women really want is to be home with babies and dependent on a male partner.
"As with any religious accommodation of this kind," Mr Lederman writes, "the whole point of the accommodation is that the opting out by the objector would shift the responsibility to someone else (whether a state actor or, as here, another private party) to do what the religious objector declines to do".
This will include the so-called number two accounts held by local branches said to contain at least £30m in reserves.Anthony Painter, of the Royal Society of Arts and director of the independent review into the Federation which called for the whole sale reforms, said: "The opting in is the most significant part of the speech.
The opting-out doesn't undo the existential change of what success now means.
However, it also insisted that collective affiliation of the trade unions should continue alongside the opting-in of individual levy-payers and that there should be no diminution of trade union voting strength or representation within Labour party structures.
The opt out rate is only 0.6%.
Will you support the opt-out policy?
