Sentence examples for waive about from inspiring English sources

The agency will pay $4.5 million in cash and waive about $1.2 million in outstanding bills.

But last month, the Bush administration confirmed that it expected the government to waive about $7 billion in royalties over the next five years, even though the industry incentive was expressly conceived of for times when energy prices were low.

Last month, the Bush administration confirmed that it expected the government to waive about $7 billion in royalties from oil companies over the next five years, even though the industry incentive was expressly conceived of for times when energy prices were low.

He effectively waived about half the compensation owed him.

According to Wells Fargo, Tolstedt will not receive severance and has waived about $19m in unvested stocks.

As an early investor, Mr. Rangel was considered a "Pioneer" by the resort company, and the interest was waived about 1990.

These critics conveniently overlook much larger doles from the government that benefit the rich: for example, this year's budget waived about $12 billion in customs duties on the import of gold, silver and jewelry.

JPMorgan, which has said it wanted to avoid bankruptcy, has already paid more than $75 million and waived about $647 million in fees as part of a settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over charges of fraud in connection with Jefferson County's sewer debt.

He urged the Prime Minister to waive concerns about upsetting Turkey, which has been struggling against Kurdish separatist forces for decades, and to provide hardware and political backing to the Kurds.

Ancestry had sold itself via an auction, and in the process it obtained a don't ask/don't waive standstill from about a dozen bidders.

But in Pennsylvania, as in at least 20 other states, children can waive counsel, and about half of the children that Judge Ciavarella sentenced had chosen to do so.