Sentence examples for waived more from inspiring English sources

Sales at both companies fell more than 30percentt last year, and Kumagai Gumi reported a profit largely because its bank waived more than $2 billion in debts.

In January, the DHS waived more than 30 environmental rules to speed up construction of barriers and roads in New Mexico.

In 2009, the city waived more than $55,000 in costs incurred by police officers controlling crowds and traffic, Fire Department inspections and various permit fees, according to city records.

Opposition to the fence intensified last month after Mr. Chertoff used authority provided by Congress to waive more than two dozen environmental laws and others to push ahead with construction.

Clinton unveiled a proposal to waive more fees for immigrants eligible for naturalization at the conference on Monday.

Diaz maintained that despite waiving more than two dozen laws, CBP remains "committed to environmental and cultural stewardship" and that it consulted with federal and tribal agencies as well as nonprofit groups.

For February's exam, the fee has been waived once more, and 31,770 have applied.

On Tuesday, the team's cleanup hitter was Steve Pearce, a player the Orioles waived little more than a month ago.

Of note, patients whose copayment was waived were more likely to be women and previous recipients of antipsychotic drugs, but otherwise similar to those who were required to pay a copayment (detailed results not shown).

Patients who had their copayments waived were more likely to fill a prescription for an ACE inhibitor or an ARB after discharge from MI than patients with copayment required (OR: 1.35; 95% CI: 1.10 1.67), but BB or statin use did not differ between these groups.

The 49ers are likely to waive two more running backs.