Sentence examples for waivers made from inspiring English sources

Bautista, who replaced Alex Rios in the lineup after Toronto let the Chicago White Sox take him off waivers, made an impact in the top of the fourth.

Sir Martin Harris, Offa's director, said it was not yet known whether bursaries or fee waivers made more of a difference to student drop-out rates.

She got her two children out first, my mother-in-law and her brother, on waivers made possible by the C.I.A.-initiated, Catholic-sponsored airlift known as Pedro Pan.

The ethics waivers made public last week apply to numerous officials who are now working on matters affecting the same companies and industries they represented before joining the Administration.

The Oilers placed the disgruntled defenseman Sheldon Souray on re-entry waivers, making him available to the other 29 N.H.L. teams at a discount.

The Republican governors said they were skeptical of the president's proposal because they would have to seek waivers, making the future of innovative state health programs subject to the discretion of the secretary of health and human services.

At the end of the season, the Rangers again placed Brashear on waivers, making him eligible for a contract buyout.

Republicans in the U.S. Congress and the Trump administration have been pushing to make it more difficult for states to obtain food stamp waivers, making stricter work requirements the centerpiece of their welfare agenda.

But the fee waiver made sense in this case because New York is a major market for Delta, she said.

The new law made immigrants with convictions for "aggravated felonies" ineligible for the waiver, making deportation automatic.

(OK, technically you qualify for an AARP card at 50, but you get the point.) Offering all senior citizens a waiver makes about as much sense as giving wedding dresses and the women carrying them a pass.