States have also received waivers from work requirements during the recession (for a while, the requirements were waived nationwide by the 2009 stimulus law).
Rasheed Wallace followed soon after, signing with the Celtics in 2009, while Hamilton was waived ahead of the 2011-12 season.
Later that week, once the airlines set policies for refunds and rebooking fees more firmly -- refunds were typically given for flights scheduled on the days the planes were grounded, while rescheduling fees were waived for flights until Sept. 25 -- customers found easier going at both the airlines' toll-free lines and the online travel sites.
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Also, as stated by some interviewees, the federal government policy has been such that duties on wheat imports can be waived while interstate taxes cannot be avoided, which creates additional incentives for millers to choose foreign wheat over the domestic one thus stifling the development of the domestic wheat industry.
Written consent was waived, while oral consent was obtained via telephone and documented by telephone recording.
As a consequence IRB approval was waived, while all parents were routinely informed about the long-term follow-up programme in the neonatal period of life of their child.
It's the only bonus he's received, points out Hampton, who sounded somewhat guilty about this [Hester's 2012 bonus went up in flames when RBS's IT systems failed last summer. while a £1.6m bonus for 2009 was waived amid concern over the bank's huge losses that year) Updated at 3.27pm GMT 3.23pm GMT US criminal charges to follow? Will RBS face further criminal charges in the US over this scandal?
If you use the code "storm2014" while signing up, your fees will be waived.
Those on low incomes can get free transport too and from hospital, while prescription charges for cancer patients are waived (elsewhere in the UK they have been abolished for all patients).
