Sentence examples for whether to waive from inspiring English sources

Trump also didn't mention Iran; he must decide whether to waive sanctions by Friday.

The choice of whether to waive the right to see the letter is the applicant's decision.

The payments now must be mailed, and the I.R.S. is weighing whether to waive late fees and penalties.

The board would also have to decide whether to waive the requirement for tenants with low incomes.

Mahley emphasized that Armenian cooperation in this matter would be an important factor in our decision whether to waive sanctions.

As Wagner mulled whether to waive his no-trade clause with the Mets, Boston Manager Terry Francona spoke with him to alleviate concerns about his workload.

This isn't the first time Trump has had to decide whether to continue to waive sanctions against Iran.

Applicants choose whether or not to waive the right to inspect their letters in the Recommendations section of the application.

Within the next few days, the Trump administration will decide whether to continue to waive nuclear sanctions on Iran, which were lifted as part of the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.

The presiding judge at The Hague, Richard May, of Great Britain, had asked Milosevic whether he preferred to waive the reading of the entire indictment, a fifty-four-page catalogue of hair-raising allegations relating to Serbia's campaign of ethnic persecution in Kosovo.

Here, the Proxies must disclose sufficient information to allow the shareholders to make an informed decision regarding whether they wanted to waive their appraisal rights and to take the other actions pursuant to the Stockholder Acknowledgement; notably, none of these actions would seem to have any effect on whether or not the Merger closed.