Examples of using Waive in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Waive inspections.
Before we waive extradition?
Waive the Harvard rule for me.
Unless they waive the privilege.
Waive your diplomatic immunity.
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However, you can waive the signature.
I waive my rights.
IU can sometimes waive this fee.
I waive diplomatic immunity.
And for the record, I waive my right to counsel.
Waive reading of the rights and charges.
You resign and I waive your non-compete.
You waive and keep your mouth shut… emails never see the light of day.
And in the interest of time, we waive any formal reading.
Modify and/or waive any fees charged in connection with the site;
You need a tomfoolery pre-req, but they waive it for women.
Maybe you should waive that restriction during emergencies.
The Mayor sent his partial DNA match to Argentina,and we wait and see if they waive this kid's immunity.
But, in return you waive the rent until the movie is in profit.
Before you say anything, I need you to acknowledge in her presence that you waive your right to an… yeah, fine.
Provided you and your husband waive any future right to litigation, of course.
There are a few grounds of removal where a person is not even entitled to see a judge,or a person could waive a court hearing.
The Parties waive any objection that might be made on the ground that such venue may be in an inconvenient forum.
Additionally, if a business requires a deposit or fee to be paid by patrons with pets,it must waive the charge for service animals.
That means the station can waive any fees it might charge for the ads if the client agrees to purchase a certain number of spots.
The parties waive all rights to trial in any action or proceeding instituted in connection with these Official Rules and/or the Promotion.
It also maybe worthwhile to see if your bank will waive the account fee if you receive a regular direct deposit in your account.
You also waive your right to any form of appeal, review or recourse to any court or other judicial authority, insofar as such waiver may be validly made.