Sentence examples for should be waived from inspiring English sources

In a statement on Friday night, he acknowledged that he had been rejected because he did not meet the residency requirement, which he had argued should be waived.

As a result, some groups said yesterday that they still thought the deadline was arbitrary and hasty, and therefore should be waived altogether.

The need for new antibiotics is so urgent, supporters of an overhaul say, that lengthy studies involving hundreds or thousands of patients should be waived in favor of directly testing such drugs in very sick patients.

In a recent letter to federal officials, Charles N. Kahn III, president of the Federation of American Hospitals, said, "To provide a fertile field to develop truly innovative, coordinated-care models, the fraud and abuse laws should be waived altogether".

The latest government policy change designed to get Britain building proposes that a developer's obligation to build affordable homes should be waived if they are building 10 homes or fewer.

American export license controls -- and, where necessary, Non-Proliferation Treaty and Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty compliance rules preventing United States exports -- should be waived to transfer the technology needed to protect Pakistan's nuclear arsenals and materials from unauthorized use.

So you guys should be waiving that shit-over-the-phone shit, pay by phone.

Assent as we define it should rarely be waived in the context of research and should not have any lower age limit.

National insurance contributions for under-25s should either be waived or reduced to encourage more young people into work, it says.

If the externality is positive (e.g., owing to a cost-reducing merger), TW enhancing mergers can be blocked, while if the externality is negative (e.g., owing to a cost increasing merger that raises premiums), TW reducing mergers that should be blocked can be waived.

Where the samples have not been anonymised, in principle informed consent should be required but this may be waived by the Ethics Committee [ 29].