How 'bout I'll waive extradition.
KEAN: I'll waive my right to a witness.
Just for today, I'll waive the initiation fee!" I've had no takers for either proposal, though not for lack of trying.
Two days later, when my wife spoke to the manager by phone, she was told that it was against company policy to remove such charges, but "this one time I'll waive it".
"I told them, 'Give me these three things and I'll waive, but I'm not going away without them.'" "If I was litigious, I would have filed a lawsuit 14 months ago," Iversen said.
Before going into major surgery, would you say, "Oh no, thanks, I think I'll waive the anesthetic today because I'm feeling quite brave!"? No? Then why would you call your ex at 10 38 PM and cross-question them about everyone they've slept with in the two weeks since you broke up, and was the sex better, and did they do the thing you know they like?
Before going into major surgery would you say, "Oh no, thanks, I think I'll waive the anaesthetic today because I'm feeling quite brave!"? No? Then why would you phone your ex at 10.38PM and cross question them about everyone they've slept with in the two weeks since you broke up, and was the sex better, and did they do the thing you know they like?
(In an effort to ease the transition, the I.R.S. has announced it will waive mandate penalties in 2014).
But the District Attorney's office said it will waive that hearing if the doctor agrees that Mr. Laudor is unfit.
It has now said it will waive the charges in Mr Masterton's case.
To entice its small businesses to participate, BellSouth says it will waive a $100 registration fee.
