English - Turkish
Definition of waiver to in English Turkish dictionary
- feragat etmek
- waiver
- feragat
- waiver
- (Askeri) İSTİSNAİ İŞLEM; İSTİSNAİ MUAFİYET: Herhangi bir mecburiyetten resmen muaf tutmak. Öncelikle askeri hizmetler için istenilen, esaslı vücut sağlamlığı şartlarından muaflık. Bu daha çok vücutça küçük bir kusuru olmakla beraber, tecrübesi ve genel bünye durumu ile bu kusuru telafi edenler hakkında uygulanır
- waiver
- vazgeçme
- waiver
- (Kanun) çekilme
- waiver
- (Askeri) istisnai işlem
- waiver
- (Kanun) feragat belgesi
- waiver
- (Ticaret) hakkından vazgeçme
- waiver
- (Askeri) istisnai muafiyet
- waiver
- muafiyet
- waiver
- terk
- waiver
- vazgeçen
- waiver
- {i} huk. feragat belgesi
- waiver
- {i} of (belirli bir durumda, yetkisini kullanarak) (kural, yasa v.b.'ni)
- waiver
- {i} of huk. -den feragat etme
- waiver
- hakkından vaz geçme
- waiver
- {i} feragatname
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English - English
Definition of waiver to in English English dictionary
- waiver
- Common misspelling of waver
- waiver
- A legal document releasing some requirement, such as waiving a right (giving it up) or a waiver of liability (agreeing to hold someone blameless). Also used for such a form even before it is filled out and signed
I had to sign a waiver when I went skydiving, agreeing not to sue even if something went wrong.
- waiver
- Something that releases a person from a requirement
I needed a waiver from the zoning board for the house because the lot was so small, but they let me build because it was next to the park.
- waiver
- The act of waiving, or not insisting on, some right, claim, or privilege
- waiver
- The intentional or voluntary relinquishment of a known right The renunciation, repudiation, abandonment or surrender of some claim, right, privilege, or of the opportunity to take advantage of some right, defect, irregularity, or wrong
- waiver
- The voluntary abandonment or surrender of some claim, right, or privilege
- waiver
- a formal written statement of relinquishment
- waiver
- A waiver is when a person, government, or organization agrees to give up a right or says that people do not have to obey a particular rule or law. a waiver of constitutional rights. an official written statement saying that a right, legal process etc can be waived (weyver, from ; WAIVE)
- waiver
- A temporary (1 year or less) written relief from a requirement, pending accomplishment of actions or programs which will result in conformance to the required standards
- waiver
- {i} act of waiving a claim; document waving rights or a claim
- waiver
- Voluntary relinquishment of a known legal right
- waiver
- Voluntary relinquishment or surrender of some right or privilege
- waiver
- The voluntary and intentional relinquishment of a known legal right
- waiver
- An international relinquishment of some right or interest, the renunciation, abandonment, or surrender of some claim
- waiver
- The voluntary relinquishment of a privilege or a right
- waiver
- The voluntary renunciation, abandonment, or surrender of some claim, right, or privilege
- waiver
- (1) A rider waiving (excluding) liability for a stated cause of injury or sickness (2) A provision or rider agreeing to waive premium payments during a period of disability of the insured (3) The act of giving up or surrendering a right or privilege that is known to exist In Property and Liability fields, it may be effected by an agent, adjuster, company, employee, or company official, and it can be done either orally or in writing (G,LE)***
- waiver
- When a person disclaims or renounces to a right that they may have otherwise had Waivers are not always in writing Sometimes a person's actions can be interpreted as a waiver
- waiver
- A voluntary relinquishing of certain rights or claims
- waiver
- The voluntary relinquishment of a right
- waiver
- 1 A written acknowledgment by a passenger of his or her declining something, as insurance coverage 2 A document used by a travel agency and signed by the customer indicating that certain forms of insurance or other protection has been advised or offered 3 The formal acknowledgment of dismissal of a requirement
- waiver
- A voluntary relinquishment of a known right by an insured or insurance company
- waiver
- (Exonération or Renonciation) A voluntary relinquishment of a known right A waiver under a policy is required to be clearly expressed and in writing
- waiver
- - The voluntary and intentional relinquishment of a known right, claim or privilege
- waiver
- Voluntary relinquishment of rights or claims
- waiver
- The intentional or voluntary relinquishment of a known right or privilege granted under an agreement, or the failure to take advantage of some failure of performance or other wrong For example, if a Licensee fails to complain about a series of interruptions in connecting to a Licensor's database, the Licensor may later claim that the Licensee has Waived any claim that the service interruptions constituted a breach of the License Agreement
- waiver
- The voluntary giving up of a right or claim A document to evidence such a relinquishment
- waiver
- – Voluntary and knowing release of personal rights or obligations such as the right to contest parentage actions, the rights to paternity testing and the right to separate counsel
- waiver
- A waiver is the intentional and voluntary giving up of a known right For example, a complainant in a sexual assault trial has the right to keep her name private, but if she chooses to give up this right and have her name published in the newspaper, she has "waived" her right to privacy In order to do this, she would likely be required to sign a written "waiver" so that there could be no confusion later about whether or not she had agreed to this return to index
- waiver
- FLSA rights may not be waived, by collective bargaining agreements, employment contracts, or otherwise Generally, an employee is entitled to FLSA rights or collective bargaining rights, whichever are better "Failure to ask" for FLSA compensation is almost always irrelevant Failure to use administrative procedures is irrelevant Work Most "job-related" activities are considered work under the FLSA, and must be compensated accordingly Work includes activities which "benefit the employer" and which the employer "knows or has reason to believe" the employee is performing
- waiver
- The voluntary and intentional relinquishment of a known right, claim or privilege
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Hyphenation
wai·ver toTurkish pronunciation
weyvır tıPronunciation
/ˈwāvər tə/ /ˈweɪvɜr tə/
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