Sentence examples for it has waived from inspiring English sources

It has waived its right to a property tax abatement, saying it wants to be a good neighbor.

The site announced that it has waived its standard 5percentt processing fee in order to give the full amount raised to the organizations. .

For example, if a state sues a private party in federal court, then it has waived its 11th Amendment immunity from being counter-sued by that party for related claims.

And it has waived visa fees for Chinese tourists.But how real are China's gains?

"His continued efforts to discuss and falsely represent our reporting, and his role in it, has waived any source confidentiality.

It has waived competition law in the past when it believed that there was an overriding public interest, in notorious fashion when it approved the takeover of HBOS by Lloyds in the midst of the financial crisis.

The judge, Alvin K. Hellerstein, ruled in 2002 that because Boston Scientific had already turned over the documents to its auditors, it had waived the privilege governing their confidentiality.

But the effort to play the game at the new Meadowlands Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., passed a threshold Thursday when the N.F.L. announced that it had waived its weather rule to allow the New York region to bid for the championship game, after the 2013 season.

Bridgewater said it had waived a noncompete clause so that Mr. Tarui could take another job and paid him no money as part of the settlement.

This prompted a protest from the California State Teachers Retirement Systemm, which complained in a letter to the board that it had waived the retirement age for two directors and the board chairman in 2010 alone and "now simply ignores the policy".

As a result, the United States will reinstate all the sanctions it had waived as part of the nuclear accord, and it will impose additional economic penalties that are now being drawn up by the Treasury Department.