waiverin a sentence
- A full-tuition waiver would require a near-perfect GPA.† (source)
- According to the conventions of the genre, Augustus Waters kept his sense of humor till the end, did not for a moment waiver in his courage, and his spirit soared like an indomitable eagle until the world itself could not contain his joyous soul.† (source)
- If they could, he was sure they would like to rescind the waivers that had allowed him to be born at all.† (source)
- Jordan took the paper and left the cell, heading out of the sheriff's office to give the waiver to the clerk.† (source)
- Reds will tear each other apart for such waivers.† (source)
- Unfortunately this is confined to urgent situations of life or death and our staff has to determine that domestic emergency is warranted before we issue a passport waiver.† (source)
- And then she showed her where to sign the waiver acknowledging the risks of uterine suction.† (source)
- FBI Director William Webster said, "If you can pass the same test as anybody else applying for this organization, I will waiver your disabilities."† (source)
- I even offered to sign a waiver saying that I'd never make the Navy responsible for anything that happened to my arm.† (source)
- The waivers he'd signed made it clear: one drug infraction and he was gone—out of the Navy and perhaps into a military prison.† (source)
- Our young men had signed waivers of extradition.† (source)
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- You don't have a signed waiver clearing me with proper authorities, I don't go out.† (source)
- I'll sign a waiver.† (source)
- But then the clerk explained that Oscar could apply for a waiver.† (source)
- Did you bring in your DES medical and waiver forms?† (source)
- I scrawl my signature across the bottom of the waivers and hand them back to him.† (source)
- I have a waiver here I need you to sign.† (source)
- The waiver pointedly listed execution among the outcomes for certain crimes, including adultery, and they had all signed with a certain giddiness.† (source)
- Before he died, Jeremy Pratt and his parents signed a waiver stating that the Saranson Center for Life Preservation could transport his corpse from a hospital in Quincy, Illinois, to Denver, Colorado.† (source)
- When I took another eye test at the Institute, hoping to get a waiver on the requirement for zo/zo vision, the doctors found an additional flaw: color blindness of the red-green variety.† (source)
- Then you will all be free to return to your homesafter signing a waiver-of-liability form, but the legal officer will take care of that.† (source)
- A waiver can only release negligent activity, not intentional activity.
- They wouldn't let him play paintball because he didn't have a medical waiver signed by his parents.
- "Use whatever waivers he needs," Captain Buschmann confirmed.† (source)
- Not a man sets foot on her till I have a signed waiver clearing me.† (source)
- It was termed an "Application for Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility."† (source)
- Hey, Blondie, did you get 'am to sign a waiver clearing you with proper authorities?† (source)
- After Adam signed the required stack of waivers, it was official: he was a Navy recruit.† (source)
- Anyone who provides information leading to capture of Scarlet Guard operatives or the prevention of Scarlet Guard actions will be awarded conscription waivers, releasing up to five members of the same family from military service.† (source)
- The waiver she signed never said "Patient could stop breathing at any time due to overdose of barbiturates."† (source)
- They had been given papers to sign, waivers required by the Kingdom, stating that they would all abide by the rules of the KSA, and that if they broke a law and were convicted, they were subject to the same punishments as anyone else.† (source)
- Both men, Shultz maintained, had betrayed their clients by not consulting with them sufficiently (Mr. Fleming replied, "I worked on the case to the very best of my ability, giving it more time than I do most cases"); by waiving a preliminary hearing (Smith answered, "But sir, neither Mr. Fleming nor I had been appointed counsel at the time of the waiver"); by making remarks to newsmen damaging to the defendants (Shultz to Smith: "Are you aware that a reporter, Ron Kull of the Topeka Daily Capital, quoted you, on the second day of the trial, as saying there was no doubt of Mr. Hickock's guilt, but that you were concerned only with obtaining life imprisonment rather than the death penalty?"† (source)
- At that time I hadn't seen the suspects-just examined their possessions and arranged the extradition waivers.† (source)
- Don't sign a waiver.† (source)
- The Endless Road Matson chaperoned him through Emigrants' Gap, saved from possible injury a functionary who wanted to give Rod psychological tests, and saw to it that he signed no waivers.† (source)
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