Sentence examples for decision to waive from inspiring English sources

We also welcome Stephen Hester's decision to waive his bonus".

With the Knicks desperate for healthy bodies, the decision to waive Thomas became academic.

Aikman said it was "a mutual and amicable decision" to waive him.

Jenkins's decision to waive his bonus was revealed shortly after the FT report appeared.

The Rangers' decision to waive Avery, 31, was announced by Pat Morris, his agent, and confirmed by the team.

He was said to be livid over the Knicks' imminent decision to waive him under the amnesty clause.

As the Weintraub decision makes clear, corporate employees have no say over a trustee's decision whether to waive the attorney-client privilege, even if they had considered their discussions with corporate lawyers to be confidential.

The President's unilateral decision not to waive sanctions on Iran — as promised in the deal — split with Britain, China, France, Germany, and Russia.

The education secretary is aiming to spread his gospel of teacher accountability, pushing education reform in the face of massive state budget cuts and his own recent decision to unilaterally waive components of the federal No Child Left Behind education law.

Already, the government is squirming to avoid making a decision on whether to waive debts owed to the two banks by Hazama, which is particularly troublesome because construction companies are among the Liberal Democrats' biggest political supporters.

He fiercely opposed -- unsuccessfully -- Mr. Clinton's decision in 1998 to waive sanctions against three foreign companies that were big investors in Iran's energy sector, arguing that preventing investment in Iran was more important than offending the European Union.