Sentence examples for offered to waive from inspiring English sources

Once more, he offered to waive his fee, and, once more, the choice was not an obvious one.

Keith Richards confesses to owing fifty years' worth of overdue fees, but the library has offered to waive the three-thousand-pound fine in return for a visit.

Wages are extra, and it is said that Super Mario was so eager to get back to Milan that he offered to waive €1 million a season to get the deal done.

In 1943 Ferdinand Nitardy, an executive at the nearby Squibb pharmaceutical company, offered to waive condemnation costs for his rear yard if the Promenade was erased from the plan.

In the letter, the league offered to waive the confidentiality clause with respect to Rodriguez's entire history under the drug program, in effect challenging Tacopina to do the same.

About a month ago, around the time that Hurricane Sandy made landfall, JetBlue and Delta Air Lines offered to waive change fees for travelers who needed to change their flights.

To encourage new participants, Mr. Koch offers to waive the $1,500 registration fee.

So banks as far away as Israel and as near as New Jersey are trying to lure customers with personalized service, faster check clearing, offers to waive A.T.M. fees and longer hours.

Access to and dissemination of research could be further improved through the financial support given to authors for example by Frontiers publications who offer to waive publication charges.

Many banks offer to waive monthly service fees on checking or savings accounts if customers maintain a collective balance above a set minimum.

(If the cost of applying is an issue for you, please note that many schools offer to waive application fees for candidates in financial need, and some will subsidize or even completely cover interview costs).