Sentence examples for waived to from inspiring English sources

Anat Gerstein, a spokeswoman for the operating body, said the fee was waived to "promote the island".

William Michael Jr., a white-collar criminal defense lawyer in Minneapolis, said that "the minute you've waived to your auditors, you take the real risk that you've waived to everybody".

It reasoned, correctly, that the rule had to be waived to keep the newspaper from going out of business.

The sudden influx of immigration cases has swamped the federal courthouse, where clerks are learning how to pronounce Creole names and filings are being waived to expedite proceedings.

Ms. Lagarde requested at the time that her right to diplomatic immunity in the case be waived to allow her to participate in her defense.

Last year, banks and businesses organized a "buy Italian bonds" day in which commissions on bond purchases were temporarily waived to get individuals to buy more bonds.

He refused to waive extradition to Massachusetts.

To waive is to relinquish a claim or right, as in the much used headline "Britannia waives the rules".

The task force also urges councils to waive powers to charge fees.

The Warriors waived him to tender an offer to DeAndre Jordan, a restricted free agent.

Donors waived rights to determine how and to which projects the funds were allocated.