Sentence examples for waived it may from inspiring English sources

If the credit card annual fee is not advertised to be waived it may be something that can be waived if you ask.

The privilege, however, protects the client, not the attorney, and, therefore, the client may waive it.

This is primarily because the privilege is not absolute, and there are certain actions or non-actions that may waive it.

Many hotels charge for Wi-Fi, but they may waive it if you start their points program.

And in view of the intricate possibilities of waiver which surround the privilege he may easily unwittingly waive it.

The Court goes beyond the request of petitioner that reports be produced for examination by the trial court and, in effect, seems to hold that the Government waives any privileges it may have with respect to documents in its possession by placing the author of those documents on the witness stand in a criminal prosecution.

Accordingly, the Client expressly waives any entitlement it may have to rely on any defence of "fair dealing" in relation to any Services it has received pursuant to this Agreement.

However, if on renewal you let your insurer know of any imminent modification change it may waive the additional admin fee.

We have long recognized that a State’s sovereign immunity is “a personal privilege which it may waive at pleasure.” Clark v. Barnard, 108 U.S., at 447.

Further withdrawals cost $1.50 each, on top of any fees charged by an A.T.M. H&R Block plans to charge a monthly service fee of $2.50 after the first four months, although it may waive that fee if the card is loaded with enough money; the amount has not been determined.

For students who have already gained an equivalent background through other courses, however, it may be waived by permission of the director.