Sentence examples for which is waived from inspiring English sources

Some come from families unable to pay the club's $60 membership fee, which is waived in those cases.

The St John team provides its services for free, but there is a token charge of £2 to cover the Women's Society's overheads, which is waived for poorer patients.

Just this weekend, for example, I jumped at a new promotion from United for its frequent-flier MileagePlus Explorer Visa card, which offers 50,000 bonus miles, double miles on purchases, free checked bags and priority boarding status for a $95 annual fee — which is waived the first year.

For the driver, it means a go on the high-occupancy-vehicle lane (at least three people) on the freeway to the Bay Bridge, shaving 20 to 30 minutes off what would be about an hour's trip to San Francisco (not to mention the $2 toll, which is waived for diamond-lane traffic).

It does have an annual fee of $95, which is waived the first year.

Its cheapest version costs just $1 a month (which is waived with a direct deposit of $500 or more).

There are the SAT fees, the fees for college applications, many of which are waived if your family is on food stamps.

The deal, which was waived through by the Treasury, was cited as one of the main reasons that Lloyds was later partly nationalised.

Alleged errors not of a fundamental or jurisdictional character, which were not presented to the appellate court for consideration, and which were waived, either expressly or by implication, will not be regarded as before this court.

After some unmemorable show or another, patrons could pose for a Polaroid with her, the fee for which was waived for the club owner.

That year Congress passed the Flood Control Act of 1965 which, among other issues, gave authority for design and construction of the flood protection in the New Orleans metropolitan area to the Corps of Engineers subject to cost sharing principles, some of which were waived by later legislation.