This means, fees and medical bills for these categories of persons are waived in all public health facilities throughout the country.
Rights that Congress grants, they argued, cannot be waived in a collective-bargaining contract.
The Jets put in a claim for receiver Kevin Johnson, who was waived in a surprising move by Cleveland on Tuesday.
Such clauses do indeed show up in minimum wage and living wage laws elsewhere, such as in Berkeley's minimum wage code, which states that any or all of it "may be waived in a bona fide collective bargaining agreement, provided that such waiver is explicitly set forth in such agreement in clear and unambiguous terms".
Furthermore, if Nash doesn't look healthy, he could be waived in a year via the "stretch" provision, in which his $9.7-million 9.7-million014-15 would be amortized over three salarys, gining the Lakers a salary-cap hit of only $3.23 million next summer and, thus, more money to spend.
It is based on the square footage of the project, not on the tax payments that were waived in an agreement with local governments.
There are thus many questions associated with how clinical science might ethically be conducted in a pandemic, such as when consent might be waived in an emergency, but here I wish to focus on what I consider to be the prior issue of how regulators should strike a good balance between therapeutic access and scientific endeavor.
Tuition and fees are waived in these programs, and students receive a stipend to assist with living expenses.
Under this measure, the requirement for a proportion of homes to be social units is waived in exchange for a monetary contribution to the local authority covering the area where the development is being built.
We simply sign up to online services, ticking the 'I Agree' box under the T's & C's, oblivious to the rights we are waiving in the process.
