The phrase "waive the payment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to voluntarily release someone from their obligation to pay. For example, "In light of the current financial situation, I've decided to waive the payment for your services."
Another reason may be that the co-op agreed to waive the payment of interest on escrow when the mortgage was negotiated.
"Ken made a decision shortly thereafter that the best thing to do would be to waive the payment altogether," Mr. Palmer said.
For sick people it means paying $7 for every visit to the doctor and every medical test – $5 of which will be invested in a new "medical research future fund" and $2 will be kept by the doctor or test provider, in part to help them waive the payment in cases of "genuine need".
He then asks Clinton to push Immelt to "waive the payment guarantee requirement," on equipment that his company planned to buy from GE. Related: Hillary Clinton's 'Bleak Week': Emails Show Response to WikiLeaks Revelations.
From the health plans' perspective, moves by providers to waive the payments are "exactly what managed care plans are supposed to protect against," Mr. Farley said.
The problem is that the Guard does not have the authority to unilaterally waive the payments.
In January 2012 Labour leader Ed Miliband called a debate about Hester's pay, prompting the furious RBS boss to waive the potential payment.
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.
I'm advised by my friend, Senator [Mathias] Cormann, that he has today agreed to waive the program payments made to date.
I'm advised by my friend Senator Cormann that he has today agreed to waive the program payments made to date.
A policy statement by the American Medical Association's Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs says that "physicians should forgive or waive the co-payment" if it would pose "a barrier to needed care because of financial hardship".
