Sentence examples for is only waived from inspiring English sources

That liability is only waived in extraordinary circumstances, defined as unpredictable, unavoidable and external, including security alerts, strikes, extreme weather and unexpected safety problems which could not be avoided through regular maintenance.

It's only been waived by senators as a courtesy, McCain and Levin said.

It's a sensible law, meant to guarantee the principle of civilian control, and it's only been waived once before, for George C. Marshall in 1950.

Applicant attests that the above statements are only slightly embellished, and waives all responsibility to management in the event of another "incident".

Nearly one third of Scotland's 32 councils have a policy which is unclear, and one council only waives the charges when an individual is expected to live for fewer than four weeks.

Under the proposal, the government would only waive the work requirement in areas where unemployment is above 7percentt.

He was later promoted from the practice squad, only to be waived.

The law imposes a 10-year ban on re-entry for having stayed a year or more in the United States without permission; it can be waived only through a show of extreme hardship.

These new standards could be waived only for automakers that commit significant resources to convert plants, like the one in Minnesota, to plug-in hybrids.

31, New York allowed payment of back income, sales or other taxes without penalties and with reduced interest an even better deal than in 1996, when only penalties were waived.

Said interest would be waived only upon graduation with loan amortization scheduled over 15 years with a pre-payment privilege without penalty.