Sentence examples for two opt out from inspiring English sources

Under the leading proposal being discussed, Mr. Breaux said, all screeners would be federal employees, but local airport officials could, after a year or two, "opt out" if the federal government approved their use of private contractors.

We always give people two opt outs in our boxes – they can tell us two vegetables that they don't like and don't want.

"Our local authority is small, just 10 secondary schools – if three opt out, then the local authority-provided services [ie for children with special needs] will crumble because they won't have the economies of scale and so won't be financially viable," says one teacher, who says he is not opposed to academies in principle.

He has two opt-out clauses in his minor league contract and now has six days to decide whether he will stay with Washington or become a free agent.

The UK is finally to remove its remaining two opt-outs to the UN convention on the rights of the child.

Nuño has two opt-outs in his contract — on March 27 and June 15 — if he is not on the 25-man roster.

Malta secured two opt-outs, or derogations, from the EU's Birds Directive, allowing Maltese hunters to shoot turtle doves and quail as they fly over the Mediterranean island in the spring.

The deal also includes two opt-out clauses, according to Peter Gammons. .

For both studies, letters were sent to each patient from their health care facility, cosigned by facility and project representatives, informing them of the project and that they would receive a phone call from the project office if one of two opt-out procedures was not initiated: patient returned an enclosed postcard or called an 800 phone number.

Of the 398 eligible children in the three pilot phases, only four opted out and a further three withdrew from the exploratory trial.

(The Danes accepted it in a second referendum a year later after they secured four opt-outs).