Sentence examples for waive to from inspiring English sources

"Most of the time the credit card company will waive to the fee," Grant Sabatier personal finance expert from Millennial Money, says.

Anat Gerstein, a spokeswoman for the operating body, said the fee was waived to "promote the island".

It reasoned, correctly, that the rule had to be waived to keep the newspaper from going out of business.

William Michael Jr., a white-collar criminal defense lawyer in Minneapolis, said that "the minute you've waived to your auditors, you take the real risk that you've waived to everybody".

Ms. Lagarde requested at the time that her right to diplomatic immunity in the case be waived to allow her to participate in her defense.

Informed consent was waived to avoid influence of the study on the prescribing of Dex.

The ethics committee waived to obtain individual informed consent to participate in the study from patients.

The Agriculture Committee agreed that EU rules forbidding double payments should be waived to help farmers.

Although all respondents participated in an informed consent process, documentation of consent was waived to avoid collecting identifying information.

Blount was then waived to make room for veteran linebackers Tim Shaw (Chicago Bears) and Patrick Bailey (Pittsburgh Steelers).

No Australian officers managed to pass the demanding entrance examinations, but this requirement was waived to allow them to attend.