In their letter, the former prosecutors say that the bill "takes off the table the irresistible incentive for businesses to waive the privilege in order to gain favor with the prosecution".
Days before, he persuaded the club's management to waive its rule against transacting business or taking notes at lunch -- in small part by drawing a somewhat dubious distinction between business and an interview, in large part by suggesting that the club would probably get some nice publicity.
C1 Doctors Waive Insurance Fee Some doctors and clinics -- some calculating that it can benefit their business --have begun to waive fees imposed for using doctors outside of preferred networks.
When Mr. Krauze began filming in Gdynia in 2010, he found that the support for the project ran deep in the local population, with volunteers spontaneously pitching in to shovel snow, local government officials clearing the way with permits and businesses waiving location fees.
Many major banks waive fees for consumers willing to do business electronically, using the telephone, A.T.M. or Internet.
People who can waive the education requirement include PhDs in business or economics, attorneys, Certified Public Accountants, Chartered Financial Analyst, and others).
Some lenders may agree to waive certain fees to get or keep your business.
To entice its small businesses to participate, BellSouth says it will waive a $100 registration fee.
DuPont Chairman and Chief Executive Charles O. Holliday responded to the 10% drop in business by waiving his bonus and requesting that he receive no salary increase in 2002.
Or, simply, the IRS could "waive tax liability" if employees show they use their work-provided cellphones for personal use during business hours.
