Sentence examples for forced to waive from inspiring English sources

He was forced to waive a £1m bonus in 2012 after RBS had a computer meltdown.

Many managers have been forced to waive their fees.A similar problem now faces the managers of bond funds.

He has been forced to waive his annual bonuses every year except 2010 since he has been running the bank.

Since opening day, the Knicks, in addition to losing Rasheed to retirement, have been forced to waive two other players, and trade away one more.

The announcement follows widespread public anger regarding previous bonuses for Mr. Hester, the departing chief executive, who was eventually forced to waive the multimillion-dollar compensation packages.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Since opening day, the Knicks, in addition to losing Rasheed to retirement, have been forced to waive two other players, and trade away one more.

In AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion in the spring, the court's conservative majority upheld an arbitration clause in a cellphone contract that forced consumers to waive the right to take part in a class action.

Stephen Hester, chief executive of the Royal Bank of Scotland, is on course to be handed £600,000 in shares next month – just weeks after a political outcry forced him to waive a bonus of nearly £1m.

The bank's IT meltdown last June forced Hester to waive his bonus for 2012, even before the Libor-rigging fine, which would have put him under pressure not take any payment.

This could have been avoided if he and his team had not forced Suharto to waive all the subsidies that are badly needed by the Indonesian people.

Back in the wake of the Enron and WorldCom scandals, the Bush administration began taking a hard line against white-collar crime and federal prosecutors forced corporations to waive attorney-client privilege.