Verbo "to waive" - coniugazione verbi inglesi

Present

I waive
you waive
he/she/it waives
we waive
you waive
they waive

Present continuous

I am waiving
you are waiving
he/she/it is waiving
we are waiving
you are waiving
they are waiving

Simple past

I waived
you waived
he/she/it waived
we waived
you waived
they waived

Past continuous

I was waiving
you were waiving
he/she/it was waiving
we were waiving
you were waiving
they were waiving

Present perfect

I have waived
you have waived
he/she/it has waived
we have waived
you have waived
they have waived

Present perfect continuous

I have been waiving
you have been waiving
he/she/it has been waiving
we have been waiving
you have been waiving
they have been waiving

Past perfect

I had waived
you had waived
he/she/it had waived
we had waived
you had waived
they had waived

Past perfect continuous

I had been waiving
you had been waiving
he/she/it had been waiving
we had been waiving
you had been waiving
they had been waiving

Future

I will waive
you will waive
he/she/it will waive
we will waive
you will waive
they will waive

Future continuous

I will be waiving
you will be waiving
he/she/it will be waiving
we will be waiving
you will be waiving
they will be waiving

Future perfect

I will have waived
you will have waived
he/she/it will have waived
we will have waived
you will have waived
they will have waived

Future perfect continuous

I will have been waiving
you will have been waiving
he/she/it will have been waiving
we will have been waiving
you will have been waiving
they will have been waiving

Conditional present

I would waive
you would waive
he/she/it would waive
we would waive
you would waive
they would waive

Conditional perfect

I would have waived
you would have waived
he/she/it would have waived
we would have waived
you would have waived
they would have waived

Conditional present progressive

I would be waiving
you would be waiving
he/she/it would be waiving
we would be waiving
you would be waiving
they would be waiving

Conditional perfect progressive

I would have been waiving
you would have been waiving
he/she/it would have been waiving
we would have been waiving
you would have been waiving
they would have been waiving

Present subjunctive

I waive
you waive
he/she/it waive
we waive
you waive
they waive

Past subjunctive

I waived
you waived
he/she/it waived
we waived
you waived
they waived

Past perfect subjunctive

I had waived
you had waived
he/she/it had waived
we had waived
you had waived
they had waived

Imperative

you waive
we Let´s waive
you waive

Present participle

waiving

Past participle

waived

It is not a question of voting to waive anybody's immunity.

The Court of Justice, sitting as a full Court, may waive the immunity.

Of course we would waive immunity under those circumstances.

And for that straightforward reason, we should vote here today to waive his immunity.

There were three requests to waive the parliamentary immunity of Spanish MEPs.

Madam President, I have to say that this is the first time I have voted to waive the immunity of Mr Le Pen.

As Mr MacCormick has pointed out, there have been cases where Parliament has decided to waive immunity.

I shall waive the remainder of my speaking time, which should certainly put me in the President's good books!

I therefore agree with Mr MacCormick's proposal not to waive Mr Brie's immunity.

However, it is their task to waive an immunity that would prevent the courts from carrying out their investigation.

What is the position in the proceedings to waive the immunity of Marcello Dell'Utri MEP?

The Legal Affairs Committee recommends to the House that we decide not to waive immunity in this case.

Will the Member States have to waive their right to take part on an individual basis and will there be just one spokesman?

So it remains for us to decide whether this House should waive the parliamentary immunity of our colleague Mr Ribeiro Campos.

For the peace and solidarity of our people in Europe, I will therefore vote to waive his parliamentary immunity.

The events took place in 1995, and only in 1999 is the Kingdom of Belgium asking us to waive the Member's parliamentary immunity.

Parliament has two sets of provisions to consider when deciding on whether to waive a Member's immunity.

The opt-out clause means that individual British employees, when signing their contract of employment, are asked to waive their rights.

Therefore, under European law he, as a Member of this House, enjoys immunity but Parliament may choose to waive that immunity.

The vote to waive immunity must never prejudge the decision delivered in due course by the competent court on the merits of the case.

In certain communes, if 20 % of residents are not Belgians but other Europeans, they seem to waive the law and the legislation.

As regards the translations, I share the argument according to which Member States should strive as far as possible to waive a translation.

To get to the point, the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market proposes not to waive the parliamentary immunity of Mr Ribeiro e Castro.

Having also taken this into consideration, the Committee decided, rightly in my view, to waive the parliamentary immunity of Mrs Jeggle.

First of all, to waive all financial limits of liability where the airline is at fault for damages suffered by passengers in the case of injury or death.

I am therefore horrified that Parliament could vote to waive the parliamentary immunity of Mr Le Pen for a crime of thought.

Madam President, although I demonstrated yesterday the perfidy of the Munich public prosecutor, 420 Members have voted to waive my immunity.

Finally, when there is some doubt, the doubt must always work in the favour of the accused, of the Member of Parliament whose immunity we are being asked to waive.

Here again, Parliament, with its particular emphasis on the environmental aspect, would certainly not understand if we were to waive this.

I have voted against the recommendation by the European Parliament's Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market not to waive Mr Camre's immunity.

In addition, the ability to waive certain tests under Annex VI has been strengthened to minimise the burden for testing at the higher tonnage bands.

At the same time, we cannot waive any of the conditions that we have imposed, especially the resumption of democratic rules for the citizens’ daily lives.

However, when using its power to waive or not to waive parliamentary immunity, the European Parliament must not take any account of the person involved.

In other words, waive the use of anti-personal mines as long they do not need them, but pledge to use them the day the need arises.

It is important that I should underline the point that immunity is not conceived as an advantage to a particular Member, which she or he may waive or assert as she or he chooses.

I was not permitted to waive my parliamentary immunity and I did not have the benefit of any of the defences that even a guilty party would have.

Mr President, in deference to you and following the very comprehensive and satisfactory reply given to me by Commissioner Reding, I waive my right to a supplementary question.

I believe it is necessary to ensure that the United States waive jurisdiction on the proceedings over the tragedy and allow the proceedings to be heard in Italy as soon as possible.

Secondly, I believe that it is a mistake to waive the requirement for a paediatric medicine to be registered in all Member States before additional patent protection may be obtained.

To waive Jean-Charles Marchiani’ s immunity would be to reject a world in which tax havens, arms dealers and oil companies reign supreme.