Opting Out definition

Opting Out means properly completing and submitting an Opt-Out Form and all necessary supporting documents before the expiry of the Opt-Out Deadline.

Opting Out means properly completing and submitting an Opt-Out Form and all necessary supporting documents before the expiry of the Opt-Out Deadline;

Opting Out means privacy at the cost of exclusion. Please realize that this decision is an all or nothing request as it is very difficult to monitor allowing one type of release and not another. If you need to protect your student’s privacy it will mean that your student is excluded from appearing in various media communication channels. This means being excluded from team pictures, activity pictures, websites, yearbooks, newspapers, videos, team rosters, concert & play programs, and potentially many other things as well. You need to contact the school in writing within fifteen (15) days of enrollment or of receipt of this announcement.

Examples of Opting Out in a sentence

• An Enrollment process through which an Eligible Individual is enrolled by EOHHS (or its vendor) with a Contractor following a minimum 60-day advance notification period during which the Eligible Individual may elect to make a different enrollment decision (including Opting-Out or enrolling with a different Senior Care Organization).

• I hereby acknowledge that if I wish to pursue other claims against the Defendant relating to the matters at issue in the Action, I shall immediately seek independent legal advice at my own expense; Optional: Reason for Opting-Out: Please explain your reason(s) for opting-out.

• Opting-Out You may decide to opt‐out of any ongoing advice and review service at any time by simply informing us in writing.

• Any potential Class Member, other than any Class Representative, may elect to be excluded from this Settlement and from the Settlement Class by Opting-Out of the Settlement Class.

• Any Class Member, other than any Class Representative, may elect to be excluded from this Settlement and from the Settlement Class by Opting-Out of the Settlement Class.

More Definitions of Opting Out

Opting Out. Defining the Material Adverse Change Clause in a Volatile Economy, 52 XXXXX X.X. 1483, 1488-89 (2003) (regarding “prospects” generally in a material adverse change definition). Most likely, courts will interpret forward-looking language to include the seller’s “prospects.” Conversely, without forward-looking language, the court may construe the MAC provision strictly so as not to include the future earnings potential or projections of the seller. Further, specifically disclaiming such forward-looking representations and warranties provides additional safety to the seller. Id. at 1515-16. 43 For information about certain drafting and litigation benefits and perils associated with material adverse change clauses, see, e.g., Xxxx X. Xxxx, How Big is the MAC?: Material Adverse Change Clauses in Today’s Acquisition Environment, 71 U. CIN. L. REV. 1061 (2003); Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxx, Material Adverse Change Clauses Following the Tyson Decision, 3 TRANSACTIONS: TENN. X. XXX. L. 19 (2001); Xxxxx, supra note 42.

Opting Out means properly completing and submitting an Opt-Out Form and all necessary Supporting Documents specified in Section 11.2 of the Agreement before the expiry of the Opt- Out Deadline.

Opting Out in a legal sense means the same as it does in an everyday sense. To “opt-out” means you are choosing to no longer participate in something.

Opting Out. Fees: If You choose not to allow the Company the ability to utilize the De-Identified Use Data as identified above in Section D, the following fees will apply, payable at the time of reporting submission to the applicable HQM Program Sponsor for the HQM Reporting Service:  $200 per HQM Program Sponsor, per Provider (NPI / Tax ID combination), annually, up to a $25,000 cap for each HQM Program Sponsor, payable with the first submission.  For purposes of clarity, if there are 50 Providers submitting to CMS PQRS and the submission is on 3/15/2014, the fees will be $10,000. If submitting to CMS for Meaningful Use at a later time, a second submission fee will be required depending on the number of Providers that are reporting for that program. To further clarify, if there are 15 Providers submitting to a program that reports quarterly, the annual fees will be $3,000, payable with the first quarterly submission.

Opting Out means that you or your parents notify your school that you do not want any of your directory infor- mation sent to the military for recruiting purposes. Un- der federal and Ohio law, you or your parent may opt out by requesting in writing that the school not give any infor- mation to the military.10 Your school must comply with your request.11

Opting Out means that the member will be considered absent for voting purposes.

Opting Out means the option for users to request that Ideco remove their data from the database;