Sentence examples for waive an application from inspiring English sources

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story indicated that AAPOR will waive an application fee for its Transparency Initiative for five months.

You yell, we waive a fee.

They would have to waive a player to make room.

And then I got a postcard from Pacific University, a school in Forest Grove, Oregon, and they said they would waive my application fee.

In New York, syringe exchange programs are authorized by the Commissioner of Health, exercising power granted in the paraphernalia law to waive its application.

Students also received coupons to waive application fees — which had a particularly big effect.

November heralds another time-sensitive campaign for students in North Carolina, where dozens of colleges waive application fees for one week in an effort to attract first-generation applicants and students who may not have considered college otherwise.

It will take time for Poland to make the 10percentt requirement (they're now at 14percentt), but a cheap and highly symbolic gesture to the Poles would be to waive the visa application fee — currently a non-refundable $100 even for those rejected — for at least Polish students and scholars traveling to the United States.

For Shaheen, Kenyan officials waived an I.A.A.F.

Sandusky, 67, also waived an arraignment scheduled for January.

Speaking in Brooklyn, New York, Clinton outlined a progressive immigration agenda, vowing to waive application fees associated with naturalization, while repeating calls to expand on President Obama's executive actions and push to create "a path to full and equal citizenship" for the more than 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the US.