Jenkins waived his bonus for 2013, when the bank raised £5.8bn in a cash call to bolster its balance sheet.
He waived his right to exemption from military service in the second world war, and joined up in the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, landing in Normandy two days after D-day.
To incentivise house builders to actually build houses (god forbid), section 106 payments and community infrastructure levy will be waived.
Iain Coucher, right, waived a £300,000 bonus last year but his basic salary of £605,000, plus £105,000 from a long term incentive plan, still made him one of the highest-earning employees at a state-backed company.
The ATP said Klein had the option of appealing against the decision, and if he enrolled on to a racial sensitivity training course within the first four months of the suspension, the remaining two months' suspension and additional fine would be waived.
Plaintiff Michael F Egan III, who has waived his right to anonymity, claims he was abused by Singer, Goddard and others in Los Angeles and Hawaii as a 17-year-old during a period in which he was trying to make an acting career for himself in Hollywood.
He has waived nearly £500,000 in past bonuses.
House Republicans say she waived her constitutional right by making an opening statement in which she proclaimed her innocence.
In return, the mayor's office has waived planning restrictions in the areas surrounding the course, which had limited buildings to six storeys.
The French even have an expression faire sauter les PV (skipping fines)—for getting speeding fines waived by pulling political strings, a practice that automatic fines have stopped.
Sacrificing his most hardline coalition partner, the National Union-Israel our Homeland block, Mr Sharon has stopped the military incursions and has waived his long-standing demand for "seven days of complete quiet" before he would negotiate a ceasefire.
