Sentence examples for given waivers from inspiring English sources

Three others have been given waivers since 1991, when Mayor David N. Dinkins directed all employees to resign their jobs when running for office.

At least six of the drilling projects that have been given waivers in the past four weeks are for waters that are deeper — and therefore more difficult and dangerous — than where Deepwater Horizon was operating.

By now, the administration has given waivers to almost 1,750 drone operators and it's adding more every week.

Federal securities regulators and the Department of Labor -- which oversees managers of private-sector pension plans -- have given waivers to criminally charged banks following settlements with federal prosecutors.

Mr. Mills could give waivers, and still ensure that these schools were rigorous.

Ms. Cohn said some banks were willing to give waivers, but "a lot of the buildings that are still under construction are going to have trouble".

It would not, however, give waivers for those close relatives who happen to be illegal immigrants or who lack proper documents when the soldier dies.

Two "economically depressed" counties in the state may try to give waivers to any bars that ask for them, Mr. Wexler said, though he declined to name the counties.

A13 SPORTS D1-8 Cuba's Hard Line on Defectors Cuba is refusing to give waivers for athletes who have defected and now want to compete in the Olympics for other countries.

"Duncan announced that he's going to give waivers, which meant bypassing Congress.

They want to give waivers to states that have not -- and apparently never intended -- to educate their students despite receiving billions of taxpayer dollars to fulfill this most basic of promises to our children.