Sentence examples for waive a fee from inspiring English sources

You yell, we waive a fee.

This is a scenario by which United might waive a fee and if Schweinsteiger's contract with the club was cancelled he would be a free agent.

"There is no evidence that releasing the information to you will contribute significantly to the understanding of the general public at large of how the Federal Bureau of Prisons operates," the bureau said in refusing to waive a fee.

She said her management and a record company advised her to waive a fee of £100,000 — equivalent to about $160,000 at the time — to sing at the 1999 wedding of Mr. Murdoch and Wendi Deng, his third wife, aboard his yacht in New York Harbor.

On the advice of her management and a record company, she waived a fee of approximately $160,000 to sing at the 1999 wedding of Mr. Murdoch and Wendi Deng, his third wife, aboard his yacht in New York Harbor.

One video, in which an agent waived a fee for a passenger whose travel plans had to be changed because of an injury, illustrated that employees were expected to make thoughtful choices on their own.

But the Sierra Club argues the agency was unresponsive to its request for information about changes to the EPA's FOIA policy itself — except for a single Jan . 9letter waiving a fee and assigning the case a request number.

Uefa waived a fee that Atletico were due to pay Chelsea after the two clubs were drawn together in the semi-finals.

The Post reported that the inspector general's office "found that hotel officials had waived a fee normally charged to guests staying overnight" and "Hilton Worldwide officials in Virginia said their records showed Dach 'was not charged for additional guest'" because he was a member of the Hilton Honors program.

In addition to the $540 million, Apollo has agreed to waive a transaction fee of about $100 million.

The team must pay whomever they eventually waive a prorated fee for two days, or one day if they choose to waive a player today.