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Andrew Rigie, executive vice president of the New York City chapter of the New York State Restaurant Association, said that the revised system of waiving fines for establishments with an initial A grade still burdens those restaurants that earn an A through the appeal process.

Through Sunday, OCPL branches will offer borrowers a chance to clear their accounts by waiving fines for all late books and materials.

"The railroad knew the standard procedure was to waive fines, so why fix it?" Mr. Hutto said.

Trusts should waive fines when an overstay is beyond the control of the driver, such as treatment taking longer than planned, under the reforms.

According to the committee, the new Forest Code will waive fines and ease requirements for restitution of areas that were illegally deforested in the past.

Until March, judges may also waive fines if a driver can prove that he or she has bought a headset or speakerphone.

But the Wimbledon chairman, Tim Phillips, said on Sunday that the All England Club may change its system next year and waived fines against the Spaniards.

One said the Hamburg transport authorities waived fines for refugees caught without a ticket on the underground, for fear of provoking bad headlines – something the authorities deny.

In August, Mr Hunt said that hospitals should operate pay-on-exit parking regimes – rather than pay and display for a fixed time period – and should waive fines if visitors or patients overstay through no fault of their own.

The commission has increasingly favored settling major investigations to win quicker results, and it could waive fines if the banks agreed to adjust their contracts with Markit and ICE Europe.