Sentence examples for waive on from inspiring English sources
Before a single helicopter has arrived, President Clinton had to waive on national security grounds the human rights amendments Congress had added to the program.
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, Representative Howard P. McKeon, Republican of California, noted that the Obama administration had never exercised the power it has had since 2012 to waive, on a case-by-case basis, most of the restrictions lawmakers have imposed on transferring detainees to countries with troubled security conditions.
Under § 4.16(b) of the APA, Novell is entitled to waive on SCO's behalf SCO's purported claims against IBM, Sequent and other SVRX licensees, when SCO refuses to act as directed by Novell; and.
He's not on the oversight subcommittee but waived on to ask his own questions.
After making just one tackle in five games for the team, he was waived on November 20.
He was waived on Tuesday.
The Knicks may also have interest in Metta World Peace, whom the Lakers waived on Thursday.
You can also bring your own — the $25 corkage fee is waived on Wednesday nights.
McDonald was initially signed on waivers on Aug. 24, then was waived on Aug. 29.
He was re-signed on Sept. 5, but waived on Sept. 9.
Lin played sparingly during the 2010-11 seandn and was waived on the first day of training camp after the lockout.
