Illinois, for example, recently won a waiver despite not precisely following the administration's teacher evaluation timeline, while Washington state lost its own waiver for a similar reason.
For example, you might get a waiver for working on the school's newspaper, being a lab assistant, being a teaching assistant, or taking on the responsibilities of a resident assistant (RA).
For example, Stablein and Jacobs obtained a waiver of parental consent granted by the local IRB in an ethnographic study of street youth in a city in the northeastern US.
Under the building code, the Mayor's Office for People With Disabilities may grant a waiver if, for example, it is physically or legally impossible to make the changes, if making them places an economic burden on the owner or if they produce only a negligible benefit.
For example, some require that a spouse sign a waiver if you name someone else as a beneficiary.
HIPAA's liability rules, for example, allow unconsented access for public health activities, for research pursuant to a waiver approved by an institutional review board or privacy board, or if data are deidentified.
For example, I had to interview all potential students and get them to sign a waiver before they could be admitted to the course.
For example, the committee would decide under what conditions the ethical benefit of ensuring that project findings are more generalizable (by granting a waiver of informed consent) trumps the need for obtaining individual consent from all participants.
(Ms. Black also needed a waiver).
Unless, of course, they obtain a waiver.
