Sentence examples for waivers such as from inspiring English sources

The app also tackles a couple of less obvious challenges with event registrations, such as e-signing of waivers such as legal disclaimers, film / photography releases and terms and conditions.

Almost every intervention tested targeted people for services after they had met SSA's disability criteria and started receiving benefits.6 Although some interventions used program waivers, such as allowing beneficiaries to keep more of their benefits while working, in every demonstration, participants still could lose benefits for excess work.

But the FCC frequently has granted waivers, such as with Tribune Co.'s ownership of the Los Angeles Times and KTLA-TV.

Feinstein and other Democrats at the press conference also proposed other measures related to visa waivers, such as requiring the U.S. to get more biometric information on the people using the program.

Collision damage waiver exclusions – such as damage to tyres where drivers are forced to pay up even if they purchased the insurance.

In contrast, an estimated 20 million people fly into the country each year from visa waiver countries such as France and Britain.

Aid, in the form of both logistical equipment and waivers on programs such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, was slow in arriving, compared with the help extended to Florida and Texas after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.

"Predicted spending on both financial support and outreach activity is up significantly compared with spending under the old fee and support arrangements, although, as with 2012/13 agreements, on financial support the balance has changed from predominantly bursaries and scholarships to a mixture of bursaries and scholarships, fee waivers and other support such as accommodation discounts.

Obama made only passing mentions of signature administration education initiatives, such as waivers from the No Child Left Behind Act, and the Race to the Top competition, according to his prepared remarks.

On Friday, Mr. Kline said in a statement, "I remain concerned that temporary measures instituted by the department, such as conditional waivers, could undermine" efforts by Congress to rewrite the law.

The NYPD represents themselves as veteran friendly, offering benefits such as fee waivers and additional points on their initial exam, and veterans can even access their GI Bill while in the police academy; however, the percentage of combat veterans that actually get hired is unknown.