Sentence examples for when waived from inspiring English sources

Proponents of the measure, also known as Build Better L.A., see it as a way to ensure that the city gets tangible benefits for relaxing development standards that when waived can make projects denser and more valuable.

Third-string running back Manfred Moore caught a lucky break when, waived after the week 13 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, he was picked up by the Oakland Raiders as an injury replacement for ex-Buccaneer Rick Jennings.

Maragh was given a 10-day suspension that was reduced by three days when he waived his right of appeal.

Excluding the Ltip, Horta-Osório received £3.8m in 2012, up from £1.7m in 2011 when he waived his bonus.

The Nets completed their roster for opening night against Indiana Tuesday when they waived forward Donny Marshall and center Steve Goodrich.

Dallas had made room for Wortham, a Titans starter and six-year veteran who went to Texas-El Paso, when it waived cornerback James Brayboy on Tuesday.

The Jets' vexation with the free safety position took another turn yesterday when they waived Kevin Williams, who was the starter only three games ago.

"Every single person benefits with this," said Wire, a modestly talented player who attributes his nine-year career, which probably ended in September when Atlanta waived him, to superb conditioning.

The league, which sacrificed a lot of revenue when it waived fees for any child whose family was registered with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, received numerous donations, including $50,000 from Honda to renovate the fields.

When Dallas waived Michael Finley last summer, letting him go to the rival Spurs, Johnson impressed upon Terry that he would have to be the team's No. 2 scorer behind Dirk Nowitzki.

When he waived the bill of one fuming customer, Wechsberg wrote, "the unexpected display of noblesse oblige so upset the angry customer that he insisted on paying the bill.