Current rules lack such enforcement provisions and have commonly been waived over the past few years, at a cost of about $1 trillion.
Andrew said: "We decided that given the clubs were without their World Cup players for a substantial period up to and during the tournament it was right that the EPS period should be waived over what is a crucial European and domestic rugby period".
"You are welcome," the husband said, completely defeated, and Korvayan immediately waived over his deputy.
The "public statement," the United States command said, repeated one of the protesters' central demands, that the United States waive jurisdiction over the two United States soldiers whose vehicle ran over the girls and turn them over to Korean authorities.
Jay revealed that News Corporation, despite its protestations, was continuing to refuse to waive privilege over the advice sought when BCL was called in.
At yesterday's hearing, Madoff told Chin that he would waive concerns over a conflict of interest surrounding his defence counsel, whose family once had an account at Madoff Investment Securities.
So you guys should be waiving that shit-over-the-phone shit, pay by phone.
But last month, the Bush administration confirmed that it expected the government to waive about $7 billion in royalties over the next five years, even though the industry incentive was expressly conceived of for times when energy prices were low.
He thinks some companies might come up with membership programs to serve this population, with new cards that charge annual fees and waive a handful of over-the-limit and late fees each year, no questions asked.
Typically, he noted, such an action would waive any privilege over those documents.
And, as everybody knows, to flash anything consumable in the presence of a homeless gang is to waive certain rights over it.
