Not the best timing for a team that seemed to just be figuring itself out following the Josh Smith waiving, especially since Jennings was doing things like accumulating 20 assists in a single game before he got hurt.
Sometimes a university lands a sought-after speaker who can command big fees, but the speaker has waived the charge, especially when there is a personal connection.
While there is precedent for the White House argument that incumbent national security advisers and other White House advisers should not be required to testify in public, constitutional scholars say that the position is based only on past practice, not law, and that presidents have repeatedly waived the privilege, especially at times of scandal or other intense political pressure.
Their homes are also inviolable, and they are largely outside the criminal and civil law in the host state even as a witness though many missions waive some exemptions, especially for parking tickets.
Perhaps, instead, such acts as waiving a debt, especially if it is a crushing debt, and pardoning a convicted felon, are in the final analysis more akin to acts of mercy than they are to acts of forgiveness.
Environmental activists were critical of any attempt to waive CEQA regulations, especially for such a notably "green" company as Tesla, whose all-electric cars emit no greenhouse gases or other air pollution.
This was especially disturbing to any girls who were pregnant and waived into the class.
The win has Toronto on a high, especially after the recent announcement of Terry Dunfield another Canadian darling being waived by TFC.
He goes on to say that he earns about 30% less than chief executives at "comparable organisations" such as the Royal Mail, especially after waiving his bonus as director general.
But also it is difficult when there is a rapidly expanding company to waive your protected rights, especially when its your baby," he says.
