Sentence examples for refusal to waive from inspiring English sources
Agency officials said they were prevented from responding to Mr. Sterling's specific statements by his refusal to waive his privacy rights.
Although negotiations broke down earlier over the government's refusal to waive execution, the outlines of a deal were apparently reached when Attorney General John Ashcroft dropped his insistence on seeking the punishment, as did Donald H. Rumsfeld, the defense secretary.
Aside from complaints regarding the high retail price for the three-record set, particularly in Britain – a result of the government's refusal to waive its tax surcharge – controversy soon surrounded the project's fundraising.
Details of the supposed string-pulling are outlined in a report by CPS Inspector General James Sullivan, which has not been released to the public per CPS policy and the Rauner's refusal to waive the privacy rights.
He refused to waive extradition to Massachusetts.
It refused to waive her immunity.
But in a letter to House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) dated March 31, departing U.S. Attorney Ronald Machen said that a team of veteran prosecutors had reviewed the referral and decided that while Lerner's refusal to answer questions was "willful," her short statement of innocence had not been enough to waive her right to not incriminate herself.
The individual opt-out comes with conditions: employees have to formally agree to waive their right to work a maximum of 48 hours a week, and a refusal to do so cannot entail negative consequences.
Orlando plans to waive him.
She chose instead to waive it.
