Sentence examples for decide to waive from inspiring English sources

Individuals can decide to waive their constitutional rights and cooperate with investigators, but officials may not coerce them to do so.

The relevant questions, Judge Seitz wrote, were whether Mr. Holland understood that he had a right to a court-appointed lawyer and whether he was mentally competent to decide to waive that right.

Nicholas J. Athanasiou, a former deputy district attorney who is now a defense lawyer with Bloch & Chapleau in Denver, said, "I would be surprised if the defense doesn't decide to waive the preliminary hearing".

He will not usually take cases that are being dealt with by the courts, and you must complain within one year of the incident coming to notice (although in exceptional cases he may decide to waive the time limit).

Once the charges against Mr. Nichols are read to him, he can decide to waive his right to have the charges heard in Wichita and agree to be extradited to Oklahoma City.

The League, which tried to block his takeover in 2014 but was overruled by an independent judge, could decide to waive a further 223-day disqualification that has been hanging over Cellino after an Italian court recently quashed a separate tax conviction.

(The airline subsequently decided to waive its fee policy in that case and refund the passenger).

New York detectives were present as Mr. Katz decided to waive extradition proceedings.

While negotiating, the city decided to waive $85,000 the proprietor had agreed to pay.

At Ristorante Lucia, on historic Bank Street in New Milford, the owners just decided to waive their $10 corkage fee.

The 51-year-old was skiing in Switzerland on the Sunday night when he decided to waive his bonus.