| The hope is, the time will come when you quite simply have to opt in to get your digital content to work. |
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| Aside from all that, registering for the service was very quick and easy, and you are given the chance not to opt in to their mailing lists. |
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| And if you do opt in, you'll be able to choose which people have access to what kind of information. |
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| Rather than feeling coerced, people willing to participate may find it burdensome to opt in. |
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| Making them opt in won't solve the spam problem and will bring the industry to a standstill. |
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| The extra costs were funded by the Department of Health according to a formula linked to the numbers of consultants expected to opt in. |
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| The spokeswoman said the Executive preferred a major publicity campaign to encourage more people to opt in. |
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| For operators that choose to opt in, Government would buy their equipment and claims. |
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| A green pricing option is best suited to municipal utility services that choose not to opt in to competition. |
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| More commonly, people seem to opt in and out of the traditional system as they please, positioning themselves to their greatest advantage. |
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| It is neither rational nor reasonable to expect those who can opt out to opt in. |
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| The less frequent the events and the less predictable, the more difficult it is to opt in favour of prevention and mitigation. |
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| Visitors to our site may choose to opt in to receive our email newsletters. |
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| I chose to work normally not because I want to opt in and out whenever it suits me, but because I could see that this dispute was, and still is, going nowhere. |
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| Persons with low incomes are exempted from insurance but may voluntarily opt in. |
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| Senior Canadian officials have been in talks with their U.S. counterparts for months, trying to discern Northcom's scope and assess whether Ottawa should opt in. |
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| If we opt in to the new formula, we lose the accord and jeopardize the future prosperity of Nova Scotia. |
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| And if the company says yes, then the traveler has to opt in, to say, OYes, I want my phone to be location-aware,OO says Daniel. |
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| The negotiating mechanism of the single undertaking must be reformed, and a more flexible system adopted that allows smaller countries to opt in and out of key agreements according to their needs and capacity. |
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| This is one way to minimise the differences between not only the international community but also the EU Member States, to ensure in the end that all states opt in to high standards both for operators and consumers. |
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| However, if District 9's audience gets to opt in to its hysterical discombobulations, it also gets to opt out. |
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| New regulations became effective in July requiring consumers to opt in to banks' programs to pay overdrafts on ATM and debit card transactions. |
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