Sentence examples for waived something from inspiring English sources
2. Loans of up to 100,000 rupees ($2,000) the government has made to farmers will be waived, something the party has not done before.
As Justice Brennan wrote 40 years ago, "It wholly escapes me how citizens can meaningfully be said to have waived something as precious as a constitutional guarantee without ever being aware of its existence". Theoretically, the Miranda warnings remind us of our rights to remain silent and retain a lawyer, but exceptions and caveats have made swiss cheese of Earl Warren's vision.
"You can't waive something by failing to raise it in a different case," he said.
If the credit card annual fee is not advertised to be waived it may be something that can be waived if you ask.
That would require Democrats to vote along with Republicans to waive Senate rules, something they have not signaled they would do.
"If they have rules barring naming a street or something, you waive them for police," Mr. Koch said.
Mr. DiPippa said the prosecutor would also have to waive the death penalty, something he may be unwilling to do.
Some of those anxieties were waived very recently, with EA showing off a new Star Wars Battlefront at E3, which promised something to be excited about.
Waived DB Marcus Washington.
