Sentence examples for waive charges from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gates talked at Davos about a system that would allow users to waive charges for friends and relatives.

After the shootings in Aurora, some of the hospitals who treated victims agreed to limit what they charged and to waive charges entirely.

The product remains free thanks to product integrations with Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, AT&TAT&T, which waive charges for messages sent to the hotline.

In addition, the bank said it would automatically waive charges for small and infrequent excess overdrafts, a move which the bank says will benefit more than half of its customers.

Guidance produced by the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (Cosla) recommends that councils also waive charges for those under 65 who have a terminal illness.

All these carriers agreed to waive charges for sending messages to the hotline, as well as the charges for the hotline itself.

Although it is not a traditional behavioral court model — it does not promise diversion from jail nor does it always offer the chance of reduced or waived charges — Dunn said it works well for such a vast county.

Where cost is a major deterrent, it may be useful to consider possible ways of supporting parents such as waiving charges for follow-up services including diagnostic evaluations since the number of babies are likely to be low at this stage in a well-conducted programme.

Buildings which aren't normally available to the public open up for people to see, and buildings which normally charge people to go in waive their charges.

Select banks may waive service charges, but they often debit and then credit the charge back on the same business day, so check with your bank for the details regarding your service charges.

Some sites even offer a discount or waive service charges if you choose early delivery.