Sentence examples for waive as from inspiring English sources

To counter such efforts, Congress inserted a provision into the Real ID Act of 2005 that gave the Department of Homeland Security the ability to waive as many as 37 federal laws — including the Clean Water Act, the Endangered Species Act and the Solid Waste Disposal Act — when constructing border fencing.

To decide whether an agreement is a good deal, you need to consider why you're being offered the agreement and what rights you are being asked to waive as a result of you signing, says Landau.

Thorn said that the team would waive McIlvaine as soon as the paperwork was completed and that the Nets would be able to have some of his salary not count against their salary cap.

Ms May had refused to allow this check to be waived as part of her pilot.

The £30 fee is to be waived as an incentive for them to sign up.

Baron Davis would also be a candidate if he is waived, as expected, by the Cleveland Cavaliers.

But Robert Muriel, a private shareholder, described the £46,000 waived as a "joke" in view of his total package, which is close to £5m.

Within hours of my contacting the press office you were told that your claim would be settled in full with the excess waived as a goodwill gesture.

A California suspension for 30 days, which the board imposed but then waived as part of the settlement, could have prevented Ernst from working for current clients, something that might have forced some clients to drop it, Mr. Bowman said.

Novartis had had little interest in registering it here because the market is so small and the food and drug agency's requirements are expensive — even when the application fee, more than $1 million for a new drug, is waived, as it was for Coartem.

The ethics approval and consent was waived as it is not applicable for the study of this nature.