Sentence examples for deciding to waive from inspiring English sources

Gaborik said he spoke to Blue Jackets president John Davidson and to players who had played there before deciding to waive his no-trade clause and consent to the deal.

(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.

When he decided to waive his no-trade clause, Iginla pointed to the opportunity to play with two of the best players in the world, Sidney Crosby and Malkin.

The chief executive, Stephen Hester, who joined the bank more than a year ago with the task of bringing it back to profitability, decided to waive his bonus payment for last year.

He had also decided to waive the admission fee, though the panel discussion would still take place and food would still be served.

Assume for a moment that someone – be it Dallas or its theoretical trade partner – decides to waive Odom, thereby making him an unrestricted free agent.

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