Sentence examples for don't waive from inspiring English sources

"A typical buyer with 25 or 30 percent to put down" Ms. Aguayo said, "if they don't waive that contingency, the seller will go with someone else".

4) Admissions officers might be suspicious of students who don't waive their rights.

But Bill Strathmann, CEO of the online charity portal Network for Good, says they won't: "The reason credit card companies don't waive fees for charities is that they have so many corporate partners who drive high volume through their system.

Several of these states do not waive the waiting period in cases of rape.

With the exception of Kansas and Pennsylvania, voter ID states do not waive the cost of birth certificates or the other documents required to obtain free photo ID.

By contrast, independents represent under ten per cent, and one New York editor said that only a third of the three thousand brick-and-mortar bookstores still in existence would remain financially healthy if publishers didn't waive certain terms of payment.

"She didn't waive those rights, her parents waived those rights.

"It does not waive affirmative action requirements, it does not waive job posting requirements, it does not waive their obligation not to engage in discrimination," said Charles E. James, deputy assistant secretary at the Labor Department.

She did not waive her fifth amendment rights by proclaiming her innocence," Taylor added.

Any person accepting such a payment does not waive any rights against future litigation or claims.

As a result, President Clinton did not waive the executive order banning assassinations.