Sentence examples for indefinitely waive from inspiring English sources
This morning, the company announced it would indefinitely waive the fees for calls to landlines or mobile numbers between the U.S. and the seven countries impacted by the travel ban, including Syria, Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen.
It is that provision that the Administration is seeking to amend, to permit Mr. Clinton to waive sanctions indefinitely for European Union nations.
And to sweeten the lure of visiting here, the finance ministry earlier this year waived indefinitely the 17.5percentt value-added tax on room charges in Livingstone.
But the compromise agreement with the White House would waive the 3percentt a year reduction indefinitely if the cost of achieving the levels was excessive.
eLIFE is sponsored by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Max Planck Society and Wellcome Trust; as a result, it's able to waive all APCs while it establishes itself, and may do so indefinitely.
Yes, waive -- not tighten.
When an Arena league team signs a player, it keeps the rights to him indefinitely, unless the player is waived or traded.
The former Ohio State running back Dan Herron was waived by Cincinnati, and Washington cut running back Tim Hightower and safety Tanard Jackson, who was suspended indefinitely by the N.F.L. for violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
The bill would grant EPA broad authority to extend that date indefinitely, by making a vague and undefined determination that "energy disruptions" will occur if the 2019 deadline is not waived.
