Sentence examples similar to waive surcharges from inspiring English sources

For those tickets, the band took advantage of a loophole: the Greek waived surcharges on walk-up sales of its tickets.

The clerk waived the surcharge, but later the hotel reinstated it on Mr. Hanson's credit card bill.

Aside from complaints regarding the high retail price for the three-record set, particularly in Britain – a result of the government's refusal to waive its tax surcharge – controversy soon surrounded the project's fundraising.

To get its tickets for the Greek, String Cheese Incident exploited a loophole in the system: many box offices waive or greatly reduce surcharges for walk-up sales.

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn, which operates several cemeteries on Long Island, waived overtime and surcharges for work done on Saturdays.

He added that it's far easier to get a fee or surcharge waived in advance rather than complaining afterward.

Some cities also make it easier for placard holders to use their cellphones to pay for parking by waiving the usual surcharge of about 30 cents for each transaction.

"Judges are required by law to implement the law," the prime minister said in an interview on December 19th with the Postmedia group, a point that has made many legal experts and some judges uneasy about the revolt.Canada has had victim surcharges since 1989 but until October judges could waive the extra fine if they felt payment would cause undue hardship.

Yes, waive -- not tighten.

Jets waive Coples.

Or Waive this entirely.