Sentence examples for waivers work from inspiring English sources

She pointed out that while fee waivers are available, many low-income students do not know how the waivers work.

Here's how waivers work: if a player is placed on them, then every team in the league gets a chance to claim that player (starting in order of priority from the club with the worst to the best record so far in the regular season).

Let employees who smoke, or are prepared to sign some sort of waiver, work the smoking venues.

Some of those who received waivers to work a second job said in interviews that they worked only part time, and always after hours or on weekends.

Despite the Obama administration's actions, current law prohibits waivers of work requirements.

States have also received waivers from work requirements during the recession (for a while, the requirements were waived nationwide by the 2009 stimulus law).

But the city's Conflicts of Interest Board said recently that public servants do not need waivers to work at CUNY, and CUNY officials quickly added that there is some precedent for her position.

Officials with the union say that they do not oppose a longer day and that they support waivers of work rules case by case, so long as teachers are compensated for the extra time.

(Ms. Frye, who also works for President Obama's domestic policy team, was granted a waiver to work for the administration despite rules that ban the employment of lobbyists).

Mr. Miraglia earns $104,000 a year in his authority post and received his waiver to work outside jobs in August 2007, at a time when the authority's difficulties in inspecting elevators were already apparent.

"If Obama accepts the California waiver, that works out to 43 miles per gallon," says Lutz. "We can do it, with a lot of technology, but that costs money–$4,000 to $5,000 extra, on average, per vehicle".