Sentence examples for waive away from inspiring English sources

By Ian Crouch December 12 , 2013In a post this week denouncing the idea of "guilty pleasures," Jennifer Szalai cites "Scandal," ABC's Washington, D.C., power-player drama, as an example of something that anxious, highbrow aspirants attempt to waive away with the phrase.

In his first term, Obama told Latino activists who were pushing him to take unilateral action that he could not "waive away the laws Congress put in place" regarding the removal of immigrants who entered the country illegally.

The introduced simulation methodology is aimed at bringing about significant savings by waiving away the need of conducting repetitive physical experimentation on glazing panels of different dimensions, and at different rates of loading.

"Overall, there are only very narrow exceptions to one's ability to sign away or waive income," said Mirkay, of Creighton University.

As I had already completed the multiple online paperwork, where basically you sign your life away and waive the Tandem of any liability in the event of a mishap (injury or death), I just had to sign the waiver that I already read all the safety rules and watched their video and responsible for my life.

Since opening day, the Knicks, in addition to losing Rasheed to retirement, have been forced to waive two other players, and trade away one more.

But we keep ourselves barred from signing away others, including the decision to waive our voting rights altogether.

They will not be able to change the monthly rates, but they can give away certain phones, give rebates and waive set-up fees.

Soccer coaches phoned us from around the region, offering to waive fees, to drive him to and from practices in cities an hour away.

He was suspended two days later, then ordered to stay away from the team until he was waived or bought out of his contract.

Yes, waive -- not tighten.