But administration officials said President Clinton believed that the situation in Colombia was so desperate that he needed to waive some conditions to get aid to the government there as quickly as possible.
Teller: If only you'd applied yourself more in high school, you could've gotten into an Ivy and landed a better job and not had to worry about the fifteen-hundred-dollar average balance needed to waive the measly six-dollar fee you're so concerned about.
The Padres and the White Sox had reached an agreement, but needed Peavy to waive his no-trade clause.
He needs the Legislature to waive the requirement that workers need a year's notice before closing a prison.
Meadows continued to defend the bill after the CBO score was released, pointing to the high-risk pools that states would need to create to waive certain protections for people with preexisting conditions.
Mr. Carty said in a message to American employees that the airline was still committed to retaining all of T.W.A.'s 18,000 unionized workers but it needed the unions to waive certain provisions of their contracts.
And Apple needs to either waive the fee or cut it down to some low single digit percentage in circumstances beyond traditional media publishers.
The National Interest Waiver NIWW) petition is, as the name implies, a request to waive the need for labor certification based on the national interest of the United States.
Hence, the effect of age on all of these determinants of drug therapy outcome should be considered before data from children of one age group are used to waive the need for studies in another age group.
