Sentences with phrase «sign a waiver saying»

The linked article also says that those members who have read it have had to sign a waiver saying they will not disclose details BECAUSE IT IS BASED OFF OF CLASSIFIED SOURCES (and thus classified).

Uninsured motorist coverage is optional in most states, although you may have to sign a waiver saying you choose not to purchase it.

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If you want to ensure that new spouse disclaims his or her share — which could be as much as half the estate, depending on state law — you'll need a signed waiver to that effect in a pre - or post-nup, said Davis, who is also a principal of Allman Spry Davis Leggett & Crumpler in Winston - Salem, North Carolina.

«I knew there would be trouble when we signed him [as a free agent],» said McClendon, who was claimed by the Bucs on waivers last September.

The governor said he was compelled to veto the bill for several reasons: That state law prohibited him from signing the bill, that it would prompt other cities to clamor for a waiver on their fees, that such a change might be better suited during the annual budget process, and that bondholders might be put at risk due to revenues lost by waiving the fees.

Study participants could sign waivers acknowledging that the raw data could become public, said Representative Dana Rohrabacher (R — CA).

Because state law says English - only classrooms must be the dominant model, parents wanting to enroll their kids in a bilingual school must sign a waiver.

The perceived gridlock made Duncan impatient, he said, and sparked his August announcement that he would grant waivers to states from certain components of NCLB in exchange for their signing onto his policies.

A standard liability waiver form must be signed, Ruvelson said.

Federal law says your spouse must be the beneficiary of your retirement plan unless he or she signs a waiver.

«I believe it says all adjacent property owners to that wind farm have to sign waivers» for a setback or any other variance, maintained Ledet.

The day the law was signed, the E.P.A. administrator rejected the unanimous recommendation of his staff and denied California a waiver needed to regulate vehicle emissions of greenhouse gases in the state, saying the new law's approach was preferable and climate change required global, not regional, solutions.

Organizers of the surfing event have required that all participants sign a liability waiver, and lifeguards will be on duty in case anyone gets in trouble, Hong said.

waiver of rights form: A form signed by a defendant and the Judge that says what legal rights are given up by the defendant.

Douglas MacAdams, who represented Felix before the BCCA, says his case also benefited from the 2014 decision in Niedermeyer v. Charlton, in which a tour operator claimed he was absolved of liability in a car crash because his extreme - sports - loving passengers had signed a waiver.

Signing waivers «I sell the heck out of medical evacuation coverage,» said Kelly Shea, owner of Kelly Shea Travels in Carmel, Ind..

«I even make people sign waiver forms saying they understand the possibilities if they do not buy it and that their regular medical coverage will not work internationally,» she added.

Some charge more to insure certain breeds, such as pit bulls, or ask customers to sign liability waivers for dog bites, the institute says.

However, you can also get a price for simply moving the boxes that you've already packed as long as you sign a services waiver saying they are not responsible for the way these items have been packed, nor will they be responsible for the cost of those items that are broken.