Sentence examples for allow for waivers from inspiring English sources

Some state laws allow for waivers of the rules when the episode is a one-time event not likely to recur, for example because of a change in medication or episodes that occur only during sleep.

States whose licensing rules lead to a suspension of a driver's license following an episode of hypoglycemia should allow for waiver of these rules when the hypoglycemia can be explained and addressed by the treating physician and is not likely to recur.

The CPP allowed for waiver of consent and deferred consent.

In section 164.512(i), the Privacy Rule allows for waiver of Authorization when the "research could not practicably be conducted without the waiver" and the "use of the PHI involves no more than a minimal risk to the privacy of individuals".

You can't "impose the requirement on all Americans" and allow for state waivers to that requirement at the same time.

"Luckily the FAA rules do allow for a waiver process that will open the door to some more advanced operations, such as flights directly over people, night time flights, and allowing one pilot to operate multiple drones," said Ellman.

What makes it especially puzzling is the Obama policy does allow for an occasional waiver.

The initiatives allow for parents to request waivers, and Mr. Unz has criticized California districts for granting thousands of waivers since 1998.

The waivers allow for more realistic goals and delay the target date, in Florida's case until 2023.

International Olympic rules would not allow for that without a waiver from wrestling's world governing body.

Our institution's Internal Review Board reviewed the proposed study and allowed for a waiver of informed consent.