Sentence examples for waive up from inspiring English sources

Virgin Mobile USA will waive up to three months of cellphone service charges.

Such postponements are regulated by the Internal Revenue Service, which allows any pension plan to waive up to three annual contributions in any 15-year period.

In cases where students have already completed relevant graduate training, their Advisory Committees may waive up to four of the six required courses.

We know of one retail bank that gave their call center representatives the edict to "delight" customers and permission to waive up to $150 in fees for any customer without seeking any additional authorization.

Students may, after one year of course work at Yale, petition the Economics Department and the Graduate School to waive up to one year of course work at Yale in view of prior graduate-level course work completed elsewhere.

The institution can waive up to 50% of those expenses and the VA will match the same amount as the institution.

"A determination will be made as to whether the matter will be treated as juvenile, or waived up to the adult courts.

Hence, for example, the LSO's setting up its own recording label on a profit-share basis, with members waiving up-front fees, and more grandiosely, the establishment of an £18m education centre, LSO St Luke's, near its Barbican base.

1. Utilizing email or other social media to communicate with one's attorney may inadvertently waive (give up) the right to keep these communications confidential.

Several brokerages offer custodial accounts with low minimums, waive set-up fees and typically have low or no commissions for buying and selling shares.

They will not be able to change the monthly rates, but they can give away certain phones, give rebates and waive set-up fees.