Sentence examples for absolute waiver from inspiring English sources

Jan Goldsmith, who prefers negotiation over litigation, notes that the city's 2006 lease with the Chargers over Qualcomm Stadium included an "absolute waiver" of such litigation.

"She agreed to my firm condition that as well as complete access to the papers, I should have an absolute and prior waiver of copyright so that I could quote what I liked and write what I liked.

Adjudicating officers have absolute discretion when it comes to granting a waiver and that decision is based on many factors, including any evidence submitted by the applicant.

No matter the circumstances, Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, said that the department could not offer a waiver because a felony conviction is an "absolute bar" to joining the force, a stricture laid out in the city's Administrative Code.

While this can sometimes be barred by an appeal waiver (see #5 below), such waivers are not always absolute.

That did not waiver.

There is no waiver".

Waiver required.

In one respect, the Obama administration's waivers have actually loosened federal pressure by allowing schools to show that students are improving over time rather than requiring that they all hit an absolute benchmark.

"Just sign a waiver".

"Her Medicaid waiver.