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opt-out

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opt-out [ˈɒptaʊt]
A. ADJ
1. (Brit) [school, hospital] → autónomo(transferido de la administración local al gobierno central)
2. (esp Brit) opt-out clausecláusula f de exclusión voluntaria, claúsula f de no participación
B. N (from agreement, treaty) → opción f de exclusión voluntaria, opción f de no participación
opt-out
adj attr
(Brit) school, hospitalaus der Kontrolle der Kommunalverwaltung ausgetreten
opt-out clauseRücktrittsklausel f
n
(Brit: by school, hospital) → Austritt maus der Kontrolle der Kommunalverwaltung
(from agreement, treaty) → Rücktritt m


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] 3) Be sure to use Opt-Outs as an option for your readers.
It must include a telephone and fax number that the recipient can use to transmit the opt out or, if these numbers are not toll-free, an alternative measure such as an e-mail address or Web site address where the recipient could register the opt-out.
But green campaigners called it meaningless as there were many opt-outs.
 
 
 
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