Sentence examples for from waiving from inspiring English sources
As credit card companies vie for a favored position in customers' wallets, they're pitching new travel enticements, from waiving foreign transaction fees that can add up to 3 percent to your purchases abroad to picking up fees for checked baggage.
According to briefs in the case, Arkansas is the only state that does not require automatic appellate review of death sentences and does not prevent a defendant from waiving such a review.
Neither the Code nor the Rules prevent the parties from stipulating to the underlying facts of undue hardship, and neither prevents the creditor from waiving service of a summons and complaint.
One obstacle was state law, which prohibits municipalities from waiving their requirements in exchange for reciprocity from their neighbors, said Diane Mchairwomanechnie, chairwofan of the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission.
According to Louisiana, if the Supreme Court were to adopt Montejo's proposal, it would effectively foreclose a defendant from waiving his or her right to counsel after appointment and police from obtaining admissions of guilt, even if that defendant neither requested nor desired counsel.
Your immunity, that is, prevents others from waiving, annulling, or transferring your claim over your computer.
The bill created a "presumption" that the illness resulted from 9/11, waiving the burden of having to prove that assertion.
To circumvent this difficulty, an alternative approach is to derive LDL-C from apoB100, waiving the bias generated by applying a fixed C-to-TG ratio that assumes constant and identical composition for all RLPs.
NETS ACQUIRE QUINN, CUT ALSTON The Nets acquired point guard Chris Quinn from Miami after waiving point guard Rafer Alston, who may sign with the Heat if he clears waivers.
Nothing in this paragraph shall be construed as preventing a provider from reducing or waiving the application of such cost sharing on a case-by-case basis.
Otherwise you'll owe taxes and (if you're under 591/2) a 10% penalty on the whole amount–unless you get a "private letter ruling" from the IRS waiving the 60-day deadline.
