Sentence examples for waive down from inspiring English sources

"We demanded down payments," Mr. Gecan said, "and we resisted government attempts to have us waive down payments.

In Oregon, any medical doctor can sign someone up for an Oregon Medical Marijuana Program card for a one-time fee of $200, which is waived down to $60 if you're on food stamps.

As part of the partnership, the dealership will waive the down payment on three-year leases of new Smart Pure models if the car is put on Getaround.

The net result of Graham-Cassidy is essentially to shift medical care decision power not to "doctors and patients" as repeal and replace proponents always claim but rather back to the officials of state capitals and insurance companies, working in concert, with essentially no surviving federal standards that could not be waived or watered down by a sympathetic HHS Secretary.

Mazza and other union officials fear that if Trump moves ahead with an infrastructure bill, fiscal conservatives in Congress will try to waive Davis-Bacon to bring down the cost. .

And Apple needs to either waive the fee or cut it down to some low single digit percentage in circumstances beyond traditional media publishers.

"A typical buyer with 25 or 30 percent to put down" Ms. Aguayo said, "if they don't waive that contingency, the seller will go with someone else".

So some colleges try to increase the number of applicants they receive — and turn down — by waiving fees and dropping requirements.

The team also made its final preseason cuts, waiving Marcus Landry to get down to 15 players.

First, Norway's regulators turned down the bank's request that they waive a new rule requiring it to have a more diverse portfolio.

When Williams sat down to talk with reporters, he emphasized that he would not waive his own opt-out clause to postpone free agency.