Sentence examples for whether to opt out from inspiring English sources

"It is up to the UK to decide whether to opt out or not from the system we are building, remembering that when you opt out from a decision, you opt out also from the debate, and you opt out from how to shape new policies".

Plaintiffs have until May 15 to decide whether to opt out of the settlement and pursue individual claims.

The amendment includes a provision giving municipalities one chance to decide, in a referendum, whether to opt out.

Wallace said he would make a decision in the next week on whether to opt out of the final year on his contract.

In January 2011, during a big fight in Westminster over EU powers, the government offered a concession to Eurosceptics: a promise of a vote in Parliament on whether to opt out of justice and policing laws.

Two polls for the Medical Protection Society (MPS) show most patients have not yet received leaflets explaining the system and GPs fear patients will not be informed enough to decide whether to opt out.

It meant the public were being asked whether they wanted to opt out without knowing who was going to get access to their largely anonymised medical records.

It dictates that prospective voters would receive a letter from the secretary of state's office notifying them of their pending registration and giving them at least three weeks to decide whether they want to opt out or register with a particular party.

You have until 16 January to decide whether or not you'd like to opt out – and you do that by by deleting your account.

'Opt-out plus' was described as the model in which patients are actively informed and offered the choice whether to opt-out of future research with their tissue.

A member of the Player Advisory Council, which recommended that the board of directors approve the measure before each tour player voted whether to opt in or opt out, said there was no opposition.