opt in

verb

1. (intr, adverb) to choose to be involved in or part of a scheme, etc

Example Sentences

He wants New Jersey to opt in to a new federal program that gives taxpayers a 100% credit for donating to scholarships that help poor and middle-income students pay for private tuition.

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That differed from the approach OpenAI said it would take to using the likeness of a recognizable public figure, which required that person to opt in.

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Members who opt in to vote — and there are about 1,000 doing so in the preliminary round — must watch some 15 movies, selected so they’re not all from a particular genre or, say, all the Cannes prizewinners.

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But residents must opt in to receive them.

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A third option could be to put it on BBC iPlayer so it's available for MasterChef fans to opt in to stream, but isn't being actively pushed out on primetime TV.

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