Sentence examples for considering waiving from inspiring English sources

It is those sanctions that the administration is considering waiving.

The N.C.A.A. is considering waiving limits on scholarship numbers for schools that accept them.

The increase in cannabis farming comes as the FBI in the United States is considering waiving its rules on use of the drug to help it recruit hackers.

After the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Washington waived sanctions imposed on Pakistan as punishment for its nuclear testing in 1998, and it is considering waiving others.

In the meantime, though, the administration is considering waiving some restrictions on trade and financial assistance and lifting prohibitions on assistance by global financial institutions, like the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

One plausible explanation is that weeks before the start of the reformulated gasoline program in Chicago and Milwaukee, the Environmental Protection Agency signaled that it was considering waiving the requirement for cleaner-burning gas, called RFG-2, in those cities for the summer.

Team officials considered waiving him before the season.

Teams had until Feb. 7 to cut players with nonguaranteed deals, and the Knicks officials considered waiving Lin.

Maureen Paweski, 44, asks Mr. Obama if he might consider waiving federal taxes on tips, because waitress friends cannot make ends meet.

If you do go into unauthorised overdraft by mistake, it is always worth challenging the high charges levied by your account provider and, after explaining the circumstances, asking them to consider waiving the penalties.

The Mets believe the only thing that could motivate Piazza to consider waiving his no-trade clause would be if the team rebuilt with a full youth movement, which it does not plan to do.