Sentence examples for request to waive from inspiring English sources

Redgrave's request to waive the publication ban was granted on Thursday.

On Friday, however, the Pentagon announced that it had denied the family's request to waive the policy that restricts military burials at Arlington to American service members.

The deadline for an appeal came and went, and state and federal courts ruled against Mr. Maples's request to waive the deadline.

In many ways, it's a symbolic move to show a clean break with the Bush administration, which denied California's request to waive out of federal law while dragging its feet implementing fuel economy standards.

The National Interest Waiver NIWW) petition is, as the name implies, a request to waive the need for labor certification based on the national interest of the United States.

Some counties may permit you to file a Request to Waive Publication, which allows you to bypass the publication requirement if it is in the best interest of the child.

The Vatican says it will be sympathetic to American requests to waive the statute, but it will make no promises.

It's usually better to depend on the collective wisdom of a panel of citizens, and that's why many judges decline requests to waive jury trials.

A new government under Pierre Tirard, with Ernest Constans as minister of the interior, decided to prosecute Boulanger, and within two months the Chamber was requested to waive the General's parliamentary immunity.

But the government's top financial cop has also been accused of being too soft on Wall Street, slapping bad apples with financially toothless fines and routinely granting law breaking firms' requests to waive prohibitions that would keep them from issuing certain types of securities.

In these instances, Health Canada requested airlines to waive their policies on nonrefundable tickets, and while many did so, the refund and rescheduling policies and conditions were not uniform.