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Since I waived my rights for distribution through the Service, they are not breaching ToS and I cannot file copyright claims as I've waived my rights.

Interest over your payments are waived for the first three years, after that it is capitalized.

Because of the exchange agreement, tuition for the semester or year you are there is waived.

You've likely agreed to a contract in which you waived your right to file one.

Permissive licenses also provide important protections to the author, as liability is not necessarily waived by relinquishing a claim to copyright.

There can be monthly family plans etc., and when someone does buy a book, their fee for that month can be waived.

And where the plea deal is initiated by the defendant, then this is waived.

Some ideas off the top of my head: 1) The sign-up fee could be waived for anybody signing up with a.edu address.

For example, that $450 annual fee (not waived) card that results in $1,500 worth of travel points w/ $5k spend in 3 months?

She also owed them nearly 1m in legal fees which they waived.

Github is not the government and, by contract law, you waived your right to freedom of speech when you agreed to their terms of service.

The federal government has waived that immunity in many cases (e.g.

The Canadian Embassy intervened and the $10.000 'custom fee' demanded by port autorities was later waived ".

That's why they add "Unacknowledged" and "Waived [from extra reporting]" in front of SAP for those that are.

This "tuition" is either paid by an outside research agency, or "generously" waived in exchange for the grad student doing teaching and grading, again at very low wages.

Also we'll assume that Ben waived rights to the photo on upload (as is common) and that he's one of those "No copyright intended" fools that also seem relatively common.