Sentence examples for system of waivers from inspiring English sources

Right now all states are in violation of that law, and only Arne Duncan's extra-legal system of waivers is keeping the heavy hand of NCLB from crushing state education departments, creating a mess on many levels.

In 2013, all the HCs had a formal fee waiver system and were providing maternal and newborn care free of charge while in 2008, 67% had a formal system to waiver maternal and newborn care.

The Telegraph's Graeme Paton put this down to the "generous system of grants and fee-waivers established to insulate poorer candidates from the fee hike".

Under the proposals, nationals in countries enjoying a "visa waiver" system of fast-track permission to enter the UK will be hit with a charge of around £10 per visit, which the party said would more than cover the £45m cost of the additional staff.

They also came close to reaching agreement on a package of issues including medical care, scheduling and elements of the reserve system, like waivers.

They also worry that the waivers create an incoherent system of measuring student, school and teacher performance, and that a federal agency would have trouble enforcing it.

Claimed FB Gregg Kellett of waivers from Indianapolis.

State support of waivers is not a new phenomenon.

With a test waiver granted by the Regents, a consortium of high schools across New York State uses a system of school-based, practitioner-developed and externally validated performance-based assessment.

Although the Kenya government has over the years introduced various cost-reduction measures such as the introduction of waiver and exemption systems for HIV-related diseases, malaria and tuberculosis treatment and drugs, the implementation has been less successful.

PBPK modeling of enzyme induction was also discussed: it was highlighted that currently there is insufficient confidence within the European regulatory system to support waiver of studies based on PBPK.