Sentence examples for waived those from inspiring English sources

Officials have said that Mr. Shahzad waived those rights, as well as his right to a quick initial hearing before a judge, and has continued cooperating with interrogators.

He waived those rights, as well as a right to be quickly presented to a judge, and spent nearly two weeks providing "extremely valuable intelligence," officials said.

Congress and states leaders waived those rules during the Great Recession when it was difficult for anyone to find a job.

Mr. Bryant's lawyers contend that the woman effectively waived those rights by speaking, they say, with the police and others about her medical condition.

Previously, the Federal Trade Commission allowed only the most durable outer layer -- called top grain -- to be labeled leather in America, but it waived those rules in 1996.

Powell did so, the District Attorney said, when he made his November 7 statements, after he was read his Miranda rights and waived those rights.

The president could waive those requirements.

The new employer programs are waiving those fees.

The House bill would most likely relax or waive those barriers.

Unlike with previous legislation, the administration may not waive those conditions on national security grounds.

But states could apply to waive those provisions if they could meet certain terms.