Sentence examples for is waived until from inspiring English sources

As long as you're working (and you don't own more than 5% of the company), that requirement is waived until April 1 of the year you retire.

However, this fee is waived until you accrue more than $15.00 in any single billing cycle.[8] Parties involved in a case also get one free copy of court documents.

Thanks to Ohio's high unemployment rate, that limit has been waived until October 2011.

The library said late fees would be waived until Friday, and the online renewal system would be fixed.

Each new building site is a Keystone Opportunity Zone, where nearly all city and state taxes are waived until December 2010.

(In a promotion, those device license fees will be waived until December for companies currently using BlackBerrys who switch users to BlackBerry 10).

"And when this first appeared," he said, "if the customer put up any argument at all, it was waived, until about two years ago.

Europe's second-highest appeals court, the Court of First Instance in Luxembourg, set a date at the end of September for a meeting with Microsoft, the European Commission and others to decide whether changes demanded by the commission in March to Microsoft's business practices should be waived until its appeal is decided.

Students who place items up for auction pay a fee of up to 99 cents, plus a sales commission of 2.5%–both are waived until the site builds a large core audience.

What would the terms be?" In addition to buying up SBA-guaranteed loans in the secondary market, Obama announced the commencement of two important small-business provisions in the stimulus package: First, all fees associated with generating new SBA loans ranging between 2% and 3.7% for 7a loans and 1.5% for 504 loans will be waived until the end of 2009.

Tolls were waived until 12 01 a.m. on March 16.