waiving
动词宣布放弃( waive的现在分词 ); 搁置; 推迟; 放弃（权利、要求等）
1. He urged the government to provide more support for SMEs through financing and tax means, such as waiving the business tax on the service sector.
2. Heritage is waiving its standard 20 percent seller's commission in recognition of his upcoming service in Iraq.
3. He said John Tsang should consider waiving taxes on money paid for personal medical insurance premiums.
4. The waiving of the interest tax is a positive step, and more fiscal measures should follow.
5. Qin said China strongly opposed the " arbitrary " interpretation by the Japanese court on Chinese government's waiving its right to war reparations.
6. As a matter of fact, most compensation takes the form of waiving a year's worth of management fees.
7. Waiving the HAT may mean that the company would have more room to increase its tariffs as demand is strong.
8. Industry experts said waiving transit fees and toll charges could substantially boost trade.
9. Do they actually understand what they are waiving, what they are shouting?
10. But it will continue waiving more taxes and fees for airlines and make gasoline more affordable for them.