Sentence examples for in waiving from inspiring English sources

In waiving claims of privilege today, Mr. Clinton departed from his past practice concerning pardons.

Did they abdicate their own better judgment, possibly for budgetary reasons, in waiving a backup system for the O rings?

If the state does decide it made a mistake in waiving its rights to intervene, there is a higher likelihood the merger will be derailed.

She is the Cardinals' expert in the language of contracts and the minutiae of rules governing such matters as the timelines and paperwork involved in waiving and releasing players or optioning them to the minor leagues.

In England, where the government has declined to follow Washington's lead in waiving victims' income taxes, families are pleading with American officials to increase their awards in the name of equity with their American counterparts.

It is also highly significant that, in § 101(20)(D), Congress used language virtually identical to that it chose in waiving the Federal Government's immunity from suits for damages under CERCLA.

Together, they pledged to contribute up to $1 million to Facebook Fund-raisers — $500,000 from the foundation in matching funds and $500,000 in waived fees from Facebook.

Buildings which aren't normally available to the public open up for people to see, and buildings which normally charge people to go in waive their charges.

The chamber will receive $30,000 in cash support and about $7,000 in waived fees, if the City Council votes Tuesday to approve the chamber's requests.

The agreement raises the city's contribution for the project to roughly $3 million in waived fees, demolition costs and the city's original $350,000-purchase of the property.

The record before us contains nothing to show that there was any stipulation in writing waiving a jury.