Sentence examples for refusing to waive from inspiring English sources

It may do so by calling up the debt that it owns, by blocking a restructuring proposal or by refusing to waive covenant breaches.

Baylor responded by refusing to waive its right to sue A&M until it could assess its potential damages, effectively forcing A&M to stay in the conference for now.

"There is no evidence that releasing the information to you will contribute significantly to the understanding of the general public at large of how the Federal Bureau of Prisons operates," the bureau said in refusing to waive a fee.

Therefore, the trial judge did not abuse his discretion in entering the two orders on appeal, and the secretary did not abuse her discretion in refusing to waive the statutory deadline to accept late results arising from voter error.

Although Walsh was supposedly granted full authority by Madison Square Garden to reshape the team, there are whispers that James L. Dolan, the Garden chairman, is refusing to waive Marbury or to negotiate a buyout.

Standing accused of failing to justify his $48 million contract, the oft-injured center should now get a bonus for refusing to waive a $5 million trade provision, killing last summer's deal that would have sent him to Detroit and Iverson to the Clippers.

He refused to waive extradition to Massachusetts.

But Icelandic officials refused to waive restrictions on foreign ownership of land.

These instructions are subject to legal professional privilege, which SYP refused to waive.

The city refused to waive the $130 fee for using the band shell.

News Group has refused to waive the law firm's legal obligation to keep its work confidential.