Waive
x waives y for z (verb) - x gives permission to z not to do y
a waiver (noun)
Example sentences:
* The government refused to waive the waiting period for an operating licence.
* The cabinet agreed to waive certain regulations for struggling financial institutions.
* Immigration agreed to waive the normal requirement of a permit to cross the border into Burma.
* They decided to temporarily waive capital adequacy regulations.
* The suspect waived his right to remain silent.
* The bank waived all fees for customers depositing over a certain amount.
* The government agreed to waive the fund's first rights to the assets.
* The government should waive income tax for interest earned from government bonds.
* The Rice Policy Committee agreed to waive the procedure for this project.
* Congress decided to waive one of the restrictions imposed on Pakistan.
* The best they are likely to do is waive advance purchase or minimum-stay conditions.
* The government chose to provide cash subsidies rather than waive the value-added tax on the industry.
* The museum waives admission charges for children accompanied by adults.
* Non-residents do not qualify for the normal tax waiver.
* She had to sign a waiver giving up any rights she had.
* They are seeking a waiver of the debt.
* If the deadline is waived, more people will apply for the position.
* He persuaded the members of the city council to waive any objections they had against the ordinance.
