Sentence examples for some waivers from inspiring English sources

The law already allows some waivers for cigar bars, some membership organizations and in cases when the law would cause "undue financial hardship".

The Trump administration then banned all US travel, with some waivers granted for reporters, humanitarian workers and those traveling "in the national interest".

On 18 October, dubbed adoption day, Iran will begin taking steps to meet its obligations under the nuclear accord and the US will issue some waivers for specific sanctions.

When, under pressure from Shaub, the waivers were made public, Shaub was quick to point out that some waivers had been, essentially, backdated to the beginning of Trump's Presidency and might not even be valid.

While the F.D.A. does not prosecute individual consumers whose purchases present no threat to themselves or the public and grants some waivers to those buying less than three months' supply of a drug from abroad, most are still technically considered criminals.

I signed some waivers and was escorted to a room where Yassine took my blood pressure.

That still might be good enough for this satellite league, but I'd need some waiver-wire good fortune to be more competitive in the main event.

Although federal law until now had prohibited drones except for recreational use or for some waiver-specific law enforcement purposes, the agency has issued only warnings, never penalties, for unauthorized uses, a spokeswoman said.

A flurry of eight trades along with some waiver wire pickups brought a bunch of new faces to Annapolis.

These providers charge user fees, have some waiver system and do not provide exemptions [ 12].

On his watch, the air in Houston has become so foul that the city has recently displaced Los Angeles as the city with the worst smog in America.Mr Bush has also tarnished his record by granting waivers to some of the worst-polluting industries in Texas, allowing them to avoid meeting stringent environmental standards.