Sentence examples for which to opt from inspiring English sources

It said: "The first time some employees will understand the new requirements will be when they see their payslips and realise that contributions have been deducted – and that they have a limited window in which to opt out".

"The government took a different decision, which was to opt for an industrial investor and not for insolvency".

Clegg made clear that he will not agree to the opt out until he and Cameron have agreed on which measures to opt back into.

Clegg made clear that he would not agree to the opt-out until he and Cameron had agreed on which measures to opt back into.

Five options on your Ucas form can mean five trips – or even more – to far-flung parts of the country before you decide which university to opt for.

But Cameron has shied away from one proposal that was flagged up at his party's annual conference in Blackpool back in September, which was to opt for the tougher kind of reforms used in the US.

Make a proper decision which service to opt for your vehicle.

This thwarts provisions of No Child Left Behind, which allows students to "opt out" of recruiting.

In many southern and western states they face "right to work" laws, which allow workers to opt out of joining.

It does that through a whitelisting programme, which allows users to opt in to see a list of ads that have been pre-approved by the company.

Including the Fundraising Preference Services (FPS), which allow individuals to opt out of communications with the charity, that has caused some in the sector to worry.