Sentence examples for automatically waive from inspiring English sources

In addition, the bank said it would automatically waive charges for small and infrequent excess overdrafts, a move which the bank says will benefit more than half of its customers.

In the 1946 case Zap v. United States, he wrote for the court in ruling that federal contractors automatically waive their Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights when contracting with the government.

"We will automatically waive any overdraft fees or charges on current accounts.

It requires travellers to apply for visas and go through a security check — rather than have visas automatically waived — if they have been to countries on the U.S. list of state sponsors of terrorism.

The memo reads "VZW is automatically waiving the activation fee on any tablet purchased on a month-to-month contract term as part of a limited-time promotion".

The parents of control children did not provide explicit informed consent, since the French ethical legislation specifies that informed consent is automatically waived for retrospective studies using patient files.

However, even when adolescents are legally not considered as children and they can autonomously receive health services, parental permission should not be automatically waived.

As spotted earlier by The Consumerist, an arbitration notice states that Pokemon Go users automatically agree to waive their rights to any future trial by jury or class action lawsuit unless they opt out of a binding clause in the T&Cs….

In New York, grand jury witnesses are automatically given immunity, though they can agree to waive it.

A compromise has allowed Mr. Clinton to waive the advocacy restriction, but the waiver automatically resulted in a $12.5 million cut to family planning aid.

Now that everyone involved is dead, Eluard can reveal how her father's third wife, who married him a few months before his death in November 1952, made her waive her inheritance (under French law, children automatically inherit from their parents).