Sentence examples for later waived from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ifill was arrested on June 4 in North Carolina, where he later waived extradition.

Boards also lent executives huge sums of money, sometimes to buy shares in their firms but often with no specified purpose, and repayments were later waived.

The comments came during a hearing in which Mr. Madoff, 70, acknowledged conflicts of interests involving Mr. Sorkin, which were later waived by the judge.

Other agencies, including the National Institutes of Health, were later waived off funding gun-related studies, according the letter.

To preempt criticism, Garcia gave the company the right to buy back the real estate for the discounted price he paid, but the company later waived that right in exchange for Garcia personally lending the company $7 million.

Apple's process wasn't perfect (some of their policies, later waived, seemed nonsensical).

First, Europe could become a transfer union, with the north giving more and more credit to the south and later waiving it.

Mr. Obama also will not count savings from laws that establish lower Medicare payments for doctors and expand the alternative minimum tax to hit more taxpayers — both of which Mr. Bush and Congress routinely took credit for, while knowing they would later waive the laws to raise doctors' payments and limit the reach of the tax.

Pearce, a 5-foot-10 first baseman/outfielder, began the season with Class AAA Scranton and later was waived by the Baltimore Orioles.

Welsh singing star Charlotte Church (who it later emerged waived a £100,000 fee) serenaded the couple with a trio of ballads.

In his first interview since being cut from the St. Louis Rams and later being waived by the Dallas Cowboys, Sam sits down with Oprah and reveals that other gay players in the NFL contacted him after he was drafted.