Значения термина special waiver на английском

Risk higher than 1 in 200 requires a special waiver to fly.

Some of them are reconstructing their policies so as to include a special waiver of insurance by aviators.

Unmanned aircraft do not currently fly within U.S. airspace except within a handful of restricted regions or with a special waiver.

Whether his concert in Auckland on 18 December goes ahead is still in doubt because he needs a special waiver to enter New Zealand.

Following the calls, then-FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler approved a special waiver in 2016 to access the caller information of the individuals making the threats.

To even consider going to Mars, NASA needs a special waiver from OSHA based on a principle called ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable).

Bethune-Cookman (4-5) of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, received a special waiver from the NCAA to add a 12th game to its schedule.

He said proposed legislation would not allow government agencies to view data that identified individual people, except in specific cases that required special waivers.