Sentence examples for without a waiver from inspiring English sources

Without a waiver, those provisions would appear to preclude Mr. Lynn's acting on many significant issues.

International Olympic rules would not allow for that without a waiver from wrestling's world governing body.

Texas covers slightly more people under Medicaid than federal law requires, meaning that without a waiver, the state could do little to change how it administers the program.

"Without a waiver provision, this legislation is not consistent with the best interests of the city and particularly of its lowest-income communities.

Under federal law, if the patients are sent off site without a waiver, the hospital could be refused reimbursement for care as a sanction.

Soon after, Mrs. Clinton agreed to keep foundation matters separate from official business, including a pledge to "not participate personally and substantially in any particular matter that has a direct and predictable effect upon" the foundation without a waiver.

But I can think of many artworks that do that without requiring a waiver.

Another sticking point is whether people lacking education credentials can be named chancellor without getting a waiver from the state.

"States were, for the first time, allowed to force Medicaid recipients into managed care without getting a waiver from the federal government," Mr. Westmoreland said.

Officials on both sides said the two political leaders were still divided over whether people who lack education credentials could be named chancellor without getting a waiver from the state.

Indigent patients who were not required to pay a copayment received more ACE inhibitors or ARBs (74 vs. 65.5%; P < 0.001), and slightly fewer statins (63.2 vs. 67.2%; P = 0.03), while the proportion of BB use was similar to patients without such a waiver (P = 0.86).