Sentence examples for few waivers from inspiring English sources

But according to testimony from the National Consumer Law Center, the waiver process is so difficult that few waivers actually have been granted.

Responding to Mr. Chaffetz, the president noted that his administration had granted very few waivers and exceeded its predecessors in its limitations on lobbyists.

Although Mr. Obama has issued a few waivers to allow activists to work in his administration, the broad sweep of his rules points to the lasting damage of the scandal surrounding the powerful lobbyist Jack Abramoff, who pleaded guilty in 2006 to fraud, tax evasion and conspiracy to bribe public officials.

There's some truth to this critique, and maybe the House should pass a version of the Senate bill that has fewer waivers and loopholes.

Once you've reached the Fun Times! intake office, you will be asked to fill out a few simple waivers and financial-disclosure forms.

Mr. Bloomberg, while announcing the opening of a critical-care unit at Bellevue Hospital Center, said the city had granted a few such waivers in the past.

Adherence to the policy is very low with most patients paying more than the specified amount, very few receiving waivers, and a quarter required to purchase additional supplies from private shops.

Adherence to the official user fee policy in Kenya's public health centres and dispensaries was very low, with many patients paying for services that should have been free, others paying more than the specified amount, and few receiving waivers on the basis of poverty.

Each school receives a few fee waivers each year.

Huntington has mainly claimed a few players off waivers and signed marginal players to minor league contracts.

Under the current Senate bill, there are only a few exceptions or waivers to overcome bars to gaining or keeping legal status.