Sentence examples for could not waive from inspiring English sources

Federal officials could not waive any restriction or limitation imposed in an appropriations law.

The league claimed the team could not waive him without retaining their obligation to pay him.

Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, responded that she could not waive the law's requirement that applicants be uninsured for six months.

He said the city's corporation council determined that the mayor could not waive the rental fee on any building owned by the city.

But Turnbull said Morrison could not waive off the allegations and he used Dastyari's example as a reason for his successor to move quickly on the issue.

In his first term, Obama told Latino activists who were pushing him to take unilateral action that he could not "waive away the laws Congress put in place" regarding the removal of immigrants who entered the country illegally.

In a letter filed with the court on Tuesday morning, government prosecutors had argued that none of the conflicts were so serious that Mr. Madoff could not legally waive them and retain Mr. Sorkin, whom he hired shortly before he was arrested on Dec. 11.

"We've planned that in the event that T does not waive his rights, we could continue as another 'dirty' interview," the agent wrote in an e-mail at 11 54 a.m. on Jan . 3 2010.

Not a word in the opinions of the Connecticut courts suggests that the statutory bond requirement could not be waived.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, in Washington, said the deadline could not be waived in light of a 2007 decision from the Supreme Court, Bowles v. Russell.

Walsh also said he could not recall waiving a player with a guaranteed contract during his two decades of running the Indiana Pacers.