The Gore-McCain law provides for waivers of its penalties, but the administration did not seek a waiver from Congress because, in its view, the types and numbers of military hardware Russia planned to send did not cross the threshold of sanctionable items.
Representative Kucinich introduced an amendment in the House Education and Labor Committee to facilitate such action, by providing for waivers of ERISA (employee benefit) requirements for states adopting single payer plans.
Some of our institutional memberships also provide for complete waivers of APCs.
Big Eight rules provide for a waiver of the forfeitures, however, by vote of conference members.
The Secretary may by regulation provide for the waiver of any provision of this chapter (other than this section or any provision requiring the payment of tax) for any distilled spirits plant described in subsection (a) if the Secretary finds it necessary to carry out the provisions of this section.
While most prenups do not detail what happens upon death (that is for a will or trust), what they often do is provide for a waiver of the right of election so a spouse can give his or her estate to anyone they wish.
The law does not provide for a waiver process to clear otherwise-barred job candidates.
-- In July 2012 he issued an "information memorandum" providing for conditional waivers from the workfare requirements of the 1996 welfare reform law in a way designed to give the states greater flexibility in how they reach the law's goals.
By relying on the State Constitution, the court was more protective of abortion rights than the United States Supreme Court, which has upheld parental notification statutes as long as they provided for a waiver of the requirement by a judge.
For purposes of the preceding sentence, amounts will be considered payable for other than medical care under the contract if the contract provides for the waiver of premiums upon the occurrence of an event.
Section 1332 of the ACA provides for a "Waiver for State Innovation". Sen. Ron.
