Sentence examples for generous waiver from inspiring English sources
I doubt I'd have stayed the course if an enlightened and humane professor (with a fondness for Irish girls) hadn't extended a generous waiver "on grounds of nationality".
For individuals facing penalties, who are often young, male and healthy, the state appears to have been generous in granting one-year waivers.
The Telegraph's Graeme Paton put this down to the "generous system of grants and fee-waivers established to insulate poorer candidates from the fee hike".
The policy has no expiration date, but Congress could override it and allow states to apply for waivers to set more generous coverage standards.
He added: "While graduates will have to make a greater contribution towards the cost for their degree, there are no more up-front fees, more financial support will be available while studying, as well as a more generous package of scholarships and fee waivers".
Though federal officials have said they would be "generous" when reviewing individual applications for fee waivers, it is not clear exactly what it takes to qualify.
The source said: "There will be more generous financial support, such as higher maintenance grants and more fee waivers.
The waiver was designed, Gruber says, to allow states to offer more generous plans than the federal ones, but Trump could, instead, allow more states to offer less generous ones.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration said Wednesday that it had granted broad waivers to four states allowing health insurance companies to continue offering less generous benefits than they would otherwise be required to provide this year under the new federal health care law.
PAGE A18 WAIVERS ON HEALTH LAW The Obama administration said that it had granted broad waivers to four states allowing health insurance companies to continue offering less generous benefits than they would otherwise be required to provide consumers this year under the new federal health care law.
