Finally, other surveys conducted in countries yet characterized by a remarkable development of the stock market (UK) showed that in order not to waive control rights, many entrepreneurs would be willing to fund innovation with debt capital (Aghion et al. 2004).
In San Francisco, officials waive rent control limits on rent increases when owners seismically retrofit their apartment buildings.
Also, they said, the government may want to waive quality-control standards, "good manufacturing practices" and rules that require drug makers to notify the government of any serious illness or injury caused by the use of their products.
Even if one has autonomously waived protection, arbitrary control by others, which may ensue without that protection, remains intolerable.
Requirement of consent was waived for the control group.
Secondly, someone else may have a duty (e.g., to pay X £10) over which X has control, primarily by waiving or enforcing it.
But some doctors and clinics -- eager to help hard-pressed patients or calculating that it can benefit their business -- have begun to foil the cost-control efforts by waiving those extra charges.
The customs authorities may, without prejudice to the declarant's legal obligations or to the application of security and safety controls, waive the obligation for the goods to be presented or to be made available for customs control.
She flew in to Tokyo after the Japanese authorities waived strict immigration controls to allow her to meet the relatives of two Japanese citizens snatched by North Korean agents in the late 1970s.
However, when we arrived, the country was under the control of the British and I saw the British flag waiving.
The potential for a banking collapse was enough for the Chinese authorities to waive rules barring foreign control, foreign management and foreign purchases of domestic shares.
