Sentence examples for to waivers from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of waiving, or not insisting on, some right, claim, or privilege.
Moss is subject to waivers, which allows teams — ordered from worst to first in records — to claim him.
The Mets, in order to send him to the minors, would have to expose him to waivers, where any team could claim him.
Otherwise, the Mets will attempt to send him to Class AAA Norfolk in seven days and thereby expose him to waivers.
It might be that they're doing it more for roster spots, not to lose guys to waivers, to keep guys up.
Jessica Santillo, a spokeswoman for the federal Department of Health and Human Services, said the agency would not comment on Arizona's pending request or the administration's approach to waivers.
Middlebrook lost some leverage when the Mets discovered last week that he had a minor league option remaining, meaning the Mets can demote him without having to expose him to waivers.
One way to do that would be to issue waivers to states allowing them to opt out.
McEwing has options and does not have to clear waivers to be sent to the minors.
Both Purinton and Doig need to clear waivers to be sent to Hartford of the American Hockey League.
Neither Scott nor Tjutin had to clear waivers to be sent to Hartford.
Purinton would have to clear waivers to be reassigned to Hartford.
