In this Example, the plan provision waiving premium payment for disabled employees is permitted under this paragraph (g)(2) (and thus does not violate this section).
There have been a few instances of successful challenges to these provisions, based on ambiguous formulations or, even more infrequently, a finding that a board's fiduciary duties require that the provisions be waived under the particular circumstances.
To qualify for the 'superlicence' required to race in F1, De Silvestro will have to complete 300km of testing in an F1 car, although there are provisions to waive that if governing body the FIA considers a driver has proven their capabilities in a suitable category.
Senate Republicans, however, have not agreed on which provisions could be waived.
To release oil from the reserve quickly during the Libya crisis last year, the government waived provisions of the Jones Act.
Although the Jackson-Vanik provisions have been waived since the Soviet Union fell apart, their continued existence in American law would allow Russia to maintain higher duties on American products of its own choosing.
In another environmental action today, the Senate narrowly defeated a measure that would have waived provisions of a federal law to benefit farmers along the Oregon-California border who have been without irrigation water for three months.
In 1997, Sprint shareholders approved a stock option plan that provided that vesting provisions would be waived -- meaning all options could be immediately exercised -- in the event of a change of control.
Senator Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan and chairman of the committee, said the director of the Office of Management and Budget waived provisions of Mr. Obama's new executive order on ethics for Mr. Lynn, nominated to be deputy defense secretary.
The Senate provision would waive 80percentt of these required catch-up payments for the first year, and 60percentt for the second.
