Can I waive out, and why not? ' " At orientation sessions for new students, he said, parents frequently ask " 'Do you take Blue Cross, Aetna?' I say 'Yes, yes, yes.
"But a governor of another state, whether it be Texas or Nebraska or Florida, can waive out some of those things that drive up premiums.
Boston won 60 percent of the draws in Game 3, and the Maple Leafs' top center Tyler Bozak was waived out of the circle numerous times.
More commonly, trials are waived out of self-interest, as in Latin America when retiring generals and dictators amnestied themselves after years of repressing others.As a rule, Mr Neier believes that the best answer is a trial, if necessary away from the scene of the crime in a permanent world tribunal.
In many ways, it's a symbolic move to show a clean break with the Bush administration, which denied California's request to waive out of federal law while dragging its feet implementing fuel economy standards.
Thomas said there had been no discussion of waiving or buying out Jerome James, the perpetually injured center.
Bioethicists looking at "biobanks" have focused on the problems prospective research poses for consent, and the adequacy of such provisions as opting in or opting out, waiving or giving blanket consent, withdrawing or renewing consent, etc. (Helgesson and Johnsson 2005; Shickle 2006).
Do they really think we're incapable of sniffing out their flag waiving for either Obama or Clinton which is supposed to come off as pure political analysis?
In the statement the judges took the unprecedented step of waiving confidentiality and reading out previously unpublished remarks about the conduct of MI5.
"I don't want to be represented, I don't wish to contest the charges, I plead guilty," the solemn-faced defendant blurted out after waiving a reading of the charges: first-degree murder and first-degree attempted murder, which could lead to the death penalty.
(Any contractor that doesn't opt out is waiving their rights to take dispute to courts).
