When it comes to lunch, many of us forego decadence.
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Forego a fake tan and paint your skin orange instead.
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He also had to forego a tax abatement during construction.
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But what are we willing to forego to get it?
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First up: You can typically forego insurance for a flight.
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Of course, many expected Cruz to forego endorsing his party's nominee.
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Self-made millionaire Grant Cardone says most people should forego college.
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Forego barre tonight since my Mondays are usually workout rest days.
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In consequence, some women freeze and ultimately forego retirement planning altogether.
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If they regularly forego the traditional route, then why couldn't I?
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His decision to forego a bid in 2018 makes state Sen.
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Really commit to the health food lifestyle and forego frying altogether.
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If the response is adequate, OSHA will generally forego an inspection.
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You have to forego the trivial many for the essential few.
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On weekends off I'd forego sleep and record 48 hours straight.
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He has said he would forego the raise during his current term.
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It helped to see one of the world's richest corporations forego Alphabet.
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This winds up filling me up, so I forego a formal dinner.
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His example gave her permission to forego the goal of completing work.
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For fear of causing offense, they forego the opportunity to be persuaded.
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Yet Delaney's strategy to forego reelection in 2018 carries risks, he warned.
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"You're infringing on other people's choice" when you forego vaccination, he said.
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I recommend you skip the Electronics Group and probably forego the Recaro seats.
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It found that the resulting increases would cause more people to forego insurance.
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Of course, Meghan and Harry could forego giving their children titles all together.
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So it's this simple: Comply with the law or forego [sic] taxpayer dollars.
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Who in their right mind would willingly forego cheeseburgers or St. Gallen bratwursts?
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Choosing to forego safer sex methods leaves the door wide open to STIs.
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Second, the tattoo may not result from a considered decision to forego resuscitation.
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I hope the Cohen testimony does not encourage clients to forego legal counsel.
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According to Vanity Fair, Johnson chose to forego his hair sometime around 2010.
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His decision to forego a Senate run leaves a wide open Democratic field.
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Indeed, be willing to forego higher paying options in exchange for a mentor.
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Like many of my patients, they also forego or delay necessary medical care.
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You may also want to forego eating rodents, particularly in the American West.
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You have to forego the endless good options for the few best ones.
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I forego Metro-ing home since I'm not familiar with transit post 10 p.m.
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We forego luxury staples to avoid heftier price tags, opting for cheaper iterations instead.
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At 300 tonnes, the government would forego about $13 billion at current gold prices.
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Failure to do so now could forego the ability to leverage the DTSA downstream.
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Even so, most streamers can't forego personal details altogether — and some don't want to.
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As a potential customer, why forego a sophisticated technology just to stave off dystopia?
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Rent controls choke that margin even more, leading landlords to forego maintenance and improvements.
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It will force millions of immigrants to forego or disenroll from legally available benefits.
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No one is going to forego these awards just to uphold an abstract standard.
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Children whose parents forego housing vouchers may no longer have a place to live.
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This means the government will have to forego revenues amounting to 70 billion rupees.
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Martin O'Malley (D) circulated his own petition calling on Kenny to forego the celebration.
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In November 20143, Beyoncé told Essence magazine that she wanted to forego an engagement ring.
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The clinician can forego the gaming rig and focus on projecting a natural, empathetic presence.
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Use a diffuser or forego the small talk and put it right on each other.
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That's not to say you have to forego your traditional oxblood reds and heather grays.
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Book that outdoor yoga class, forego wearing tights, and just let your spring fever break.
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Instead, they forego character development and plot to evoke a strange sense of uncanny familiarity.
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Many, particularly in states with fragile markets, are likely to forego health insurance in 2018.
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But the cost of that protection is to forego the potential upside of higher prices.
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And due to the cheongsam's mandarin collar, forego wearing a necklace because it's too distracting.
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The problem is that younger and healthier consumers are more likely to forego coverage altogether.
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They're so big that investors are willing to forego profits for that growth longer-term.
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AT&T could forego the FCC by unloading a Time Warner broadcast station, analysts say.
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After dominating the Super Tuesday contests, Trump chose to forego an election night victory party.
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Is it burdensome to demand that a texting app log metadata, or forego forward secrecy?
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A lot of us forego the driver altogether, perhaps in part because of the cost.
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Instead of admitting they don't have the money, many students will often just forego lunch.
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But now some exporters are willing to forego these premiums in favor of quick cash.
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The Washington Post highlighted a recent trend of hotels incentivizing guests to forego housekeeping services.
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As a result, some patients forego their treatment altogether due to the added cost burden.
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This stress is leading states to forego crucially needed investment in infrastructure and higher education.
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If one decided to forego voting in the presidential election, was one's citizenship obligation compromised?
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As a result, CEO Tim Worner had to forego his $500,000 annual cash bonus. 6.
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But take heart: you don't have to forego your NYC dreams in order to live well.
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I forego straightening my hair because it's raining and I know it'll just get ruined anyway.
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Others may decide to forego the forwarding process and simply delete their Yahoo Mail account entirely.
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In 2012 the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommended that men forego screening for prostate cancer.
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Interestingly enough, even though this is a SaaS product, the company decided to forego subscription pricing.
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I may have been leaving behind my workaholism, but I couldn't forego my type-A personality.
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The decision to forego the traditional head scarf is considered particularly deviant in Saudi Arabian culture.
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Your best bet is to skip that second cup of coffee and forego the 32 oz.
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This is money the city and state would forego collecting from Amazon when they moved in.
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Those who do gather together would no doubt forego their usual custom of handshakes before business.
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He said he would forego public financing of his general election campaign against Republican John McCain.
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In all these ways, social media's features provide us too many important gratifications to forego easily.
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Bastian also said that he will forego 100% of his salary for the next six months.
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As a result, companies often choose to forego applying for the tariff benefits of bilateral deals.
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This will lead the healthy to forego coverage, leaving a sicker and costlier composition of demanders.
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To defeat Trumpians, Democrats must not, and need not, forego our commitment to diversity or immigrants.
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But instead, it seems like people forego both necessary and unnecessary treatment because of the cost-sharing.
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Forego your premature coat shopping and prepare to save, save, save with our favorite discounted dresses instead.
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They will chose to forego hedging in the face of increased volatility (costs) thereby increasing their risks.
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According to the report, Milan was the only city to forego featuring a single plus-size model.
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France's politicians have not yet responded to Ammar's appeal for Jews to temporarily forego wearing the kippa.
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His wife and daughter elected to forego the traditional hijabs worn by women, and that's totally reasonable.
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The decision for the US government to forego millions should encourage some of that to come home.
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Burned by endless Tinder dates and failed romances, some frogs just forego the idea of "frogmance" altogether.
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Meanwhile, Damian looked sharp in a navy blazer, opting to forego a tie for the evening out.
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Republicans in the House have their own letter and resolution to delay or forego the August break
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You can certainly forego conventionally pretty dresses in favor of wide-legged all-in-ones to weddings.
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Many of them even forego making the students pay the usual fees for those credits as well.
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In practice, however, employers will give the overtime hours to those who have agreed to forego pay.
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"The only reason the Fed would forego a rate hike is if stocks crashed tremendously," Lien said.
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Your columnist has decided to forego the free upgrade to Windows 10 and stick with Windows 7.
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Season 2 will explore the people that Hannah left behind a little closer, and forego Hannah's narration.
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Technically a testicle transplant is possible, Cooney says, and would allow recipients to forego hormone replacement therapy.
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What she does now: Despite receiving accolades for her performance, Henn chose to forego an acting career.
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Roughly 2 percent of children enrolled in kindergarten across the country forego required immunizations for nonmedical reasons.
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The American Cancer Society has also urged that patients forego routine procedures and cancer screenings like colonoscopies.
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In February, she said she would forego big money fund-raisers and private meetings with large donors.
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Our original proposal required that voucher winners forego patent rights, but that provision did not become law.
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Lufthansa agreed to forego a number of slots at Duesseldorf airport to ease the Commission's competition concerns.
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While most broadcast technicians earn at least an associate's degree, some entry-level positions forego that requirement.
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The best test is always are you ready to forego profitable business and we're doing exactly that.
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"Already we are willing to forego tax for 10 years and maybe more than that," Mahathir said.
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I've seen people forego this measure and have cracked, bleeding lips by the end of the afternoon.
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The centers say they offer legitimate services and that their mission is to persuade women to forego abortion.
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Since it's a private label, online-only brand it's able to forego what the brand calls a BrandTax.
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Snack foods appeal to busy people who forego sit-down meals in favor of eating on the go.
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I could forego all of the above if Apple could fix the keyboard in the latest MacBook Pro.
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But the band has opted to forego any one direction in favor of a sort of stylistic restlessness.
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That's because Trump decided to forego the big crowd and came in, reportedly, through the building's loading dock.
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More than 5 billion condoms are bought worldwide every year, but many queer women forego dental dams altogether.
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Even major antivenom producers often have to (or embrace the excuse to) forego proper clinical tests before rollout.
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And Kraft and others don't want the consumers who have the fattest wallets to forego their products anymore.
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Similarly, 68.5% with surgery reported improvements in back pain compared with 53.4% who decided to forego an operation.
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Forego the jalapeño here and you've still got a solid cornbread batter for soaking up all that gravy.
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A lot of smaller firms out here forego management fees until they establish more of a track record.
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But I wouldn't want to forego shopping altogether and just wear a T-shirt and jeans every day.
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Both royal siblings opted to forego a smile for their individual photos, instead looking directly into the camera.
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"After countless hours of deliberation Mike and I have decided to forego the Rio Olympics," their post said.
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Clark watched a grand jury ultimately decided to forego pressing charges against Jackson, and she understood their decision.
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So does this mean you should forego all loud events and sit in an empty room all day?
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They love it enough, in fact, to forego porn in favor of catching the show live on HBO.
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Women may forego paying bills, borrow from friends and family, or take out a high-interest payday loan.
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Nobody should have to make a difficult choice to forego a potentially lifesaving procedure due to cost alone.
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Any willingness to forego a sense of global responsibility should give pause to American citizens, allies and partners.
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The better question is how many people would forego what they do when they're awake to sleep more?
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Most people would agree that the government should be free to incentivize clearly guilty defendants to forego trials.
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Both forego any broad increase in payroll tax rates, instead proposing to increase taxes only for wealthy households.
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Both forego any broad increase in payroll tax rates, instead proposing to increase taxes only for wealthy households.
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Some people have suggested that Cox and Woodley just forego all the trouble and cut the boys' hair.
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In the months following his decision to forego the race, Patrick largely stayed out of the public eye.
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Some championship athletes and teams have opted to forego the traditional White House visit since Trump took office.
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Not knowing how long we would be broke, we decided to forego paying the mortgage on the investment condo.
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The FDA worries that patients might forego the proper therapies in favor of HBOT, potentially making the conditions worse.
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Other nationwide coffee chains like Pret a Manger and Costa have no incentives for those who forego disposable cups.
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We also talk to Nick Saretzky, director of product at OkCupid, about the platform's decision to forego Super Likes.
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In that moment, I decided to forego any courtroom formalities and just answer the questions the way it happened.
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That's when the company announced that Stumpf would have to forego pay and stock awards valued at $41 million.
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Skechers' aggression to expand its business remains, but management appears more willing to forego some sales for increased profitability.
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Lyari remains one of Karachi's poorest areas and financial limitations often force its young people to forego creative pursuits.
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He opted to forego the use of stock B-roll footage of Vietnam, the Women's Liberation Movement, and televangelism.
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It's not the only awesome thing the show did this year: It also decided to forego traditionally gendered categories.
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Only a small percentage, 12%, believe their president should reject such a quid pro quo and forego the aid.
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The cool girl trope perpetuates the idea that women should forego their own needs or beliefs to please men.
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A smaller number of Brits (16%) admitted that climate change had forced them to forego at least one trip.
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The trouble is that these reductions are generally indiscriminate — where patients forego necessary and unnecessary care at similar rates.
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German Bundesliga clubs Borussia Moenchengladbach and Borussia Dortmund have also said their players would forego some of their salary.
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I'm asking you, do you think the league and the owners are willing to forego those really big upfront checks?
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They will: bounce checks and incur an NSF fee; forego paying bills; avoid needed purchases; or turn to illegal lenders.
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But forego the idea of cheesy cheetah prints from a bygone era of bouffant '80s hair and bold red lipstick.
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Some forego the straws and sip, so that each and every mouthful has a bit of cheese foam and tea.
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Or maybe it's just that I am more aware of men's eyes upon them if I forego a supportive undergarment.
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The new bill would require food vendors to forego straws, or offer reusable alternatives made from metal, paper or bamboo.
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A few weeks ago, Instagram announced its plans to forego its long-standing chronological timeline and switch to an algorithm.
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Denmark's biggest lender also said it would forego profits made from transactions in Estonia subject to a money laundering investigation.
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Knowing what moves you should execute—or should forego entirely—is just as tricky, and that's where McLean truly shines.
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The United States has consistently called on Airbus to forego the European loans or pay them back at market rates.
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Today I'm more interested in the places I will forego, to instead sit on my couch and remain very still.
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AT&T, for its part, has argued that Time Warner's licensing fees were too valuable for the company to forego.
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When you're young, it's easy to think you're invincible and forego insurance to save a bit of money each year.
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Much like Nish's undercover status, we're asked to forego our feelings for the sake of "socially acceptability" (read: white fragility).
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Instead of a sign of changing cultural values, our choice to forego car ownership may be a strictly economic one.
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The budget would also forego federal support of Amtrak's long-distance train, focusing instead on state-supported and regional services.
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A month of veganism did me a lot of good, so I'm going to continue to forego animal-based foods.
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Players can instead choose to forego the lump-sum payment and pursue individual litigation against the NHL on their own.
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The only way out of our crisis of leader-centrism is to forego the easy enthusiasm we hand to leaders.
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Last week, he announced that Mueller would abide by existing Justice Department precedents and forego a criminal indictment of Trump.
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Cummings also said that the committee would forego interviews with White House officials if they begin cooperating with the investigation.
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You and your current partner might be monogamous, but this doesn't necessarily mean that you should forego the HPV vaccine.
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Now that ladder has been kicked away from many families opting to forego college rather than take on additional debt.
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The former ExxonMobil CEO decided to forego the annual presentation, opting instead for a short written introduction to the report.
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Ridding should also clarify what he would be paid this year, and forego his bonus for 2018, the resolution said.
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People need to be encouraged with economic incentives to forego current consumption in favor of consumption in the distant future.
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DeRozan has the ability to forego the final season of his deal to become a free agent in July 2020.
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"After careful consideration of the charges brought against her, Ms. Pugh has decided to forego a long trial," Silverman added.
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Insurers will react by setting even higher premiums, leading even more people to forego coverage, leading to even higher premiums.
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If you're spending consistently on your credit cards, you'll forego those rewards by consolidating the debt onto a personal loan.
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States will be tempted to forego those activities and enroll these patients only when they deteriorate enough to be hospitalized.
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The Zug court said on its website that both parties had agreed to forego a hearing scheduled for Sept. 14.
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To achieve that, the company will need to forego its supposed "neutrality" and start staking out some actual political positions.
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"Better to pick individual stocks and forego the 'group' risk you're exposing yourself to with most of these ETFs," he said.
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If it's the latter, Episode VIII will be the first film in the Skywalker saga to forego the familiar yellow logo.
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Deciding to forego the world's second largest market is hardly an easy call, but may ultimately be the best business decision.
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Hence the opt-in: If it's impossible or just too difficult to balance a title, developers may just forego support entirely.
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She subsequently announced that she would officially join the federal government as an assistant to the President, and forego any salary.
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And while this may mean ultimately choosing to forego family holidays altogether, it can also mean finding opportunities to build bridges.
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The Financial Times reports that the airline is likely to incur expenses of €20m ($24m) and will forego €5m in profits.
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Ribeiro, dressed as a Ghostbuster, helped Roberts and Stephanopoulos, 55, (who decided to forego a costume) catch Pokemon throughout the studio.
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This means a gymnast has to decide to forego her childhood and devote her life to a sport in grade school.
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So Kosilla decided to forego the hefty paycheck and instead pursue what he was passionate about: washing and caring for cars.
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Others forego the interactive elements and instead plop you in the middle of a 360-degree environment you can look around.
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Many young adults are relatively healthy, and when money is tight, health insurance may seem like a luxury they can forego.
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Because it caters to urban living, the store will forego large furniture in favor of a full aisle of air mattresses.
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Andrew Heafner, 65, has decided to forego treatment for colon cancer, and allegedly was told he has just days to live.
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In the announcement of Kushner's appointment, Trump's team said, "Kushner has chosen to forego his salary while serving in the administration."
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Prisoners have chosen to forego the opportunity to find their families for a life of senseless murder in an irradiated Manhattan.
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When life gets busy, cooking is one of the first activities that many forego to get a bit more free time.
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Well, now we know what happens when actors stop being polite and start being real: they forego flossing before sex scenes.
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In August 2016, President Obama eliminated this "UHF discount", forcing broadcasters to forego further expansion, mergers and service to more communities.
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"It's one thing for the federal government to delay or even forego entirely collecting taxes on profitable corporations," Gardner told me.
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ArcelorMittal had no comment on whether it would be willing to completely forego the free permits if a levy is agreed.
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Though policymakers at the U.S. central bank decided to forego another interest rate hike, they did approve a major policy change.
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If you want to cut costs, you can forego features like self-emptying, whole-house mapping, and super long battery life.
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Steyer's decision to forego a White House run takes out a potential candidate who would have been among the best financed.
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They may think independent repair is important, but not important enough to forego having an iPhone or a John Deere Tractor.
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For example, conservative radio host Laura Ingraham has suggested that encouraging girls to forego "immodest" clothing could help to avoid rape.
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Of course, the fact that GM made overtures and Lyft decided to pass this time around doesn't forego future merger potential.
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I decide to forego my leftovers for lunch in favor of this, with some crudités I had leftover from the party.
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Musk recently urged Tesla employees to forego excessive meetings in a company-wide email, calling them the "blight" on large companies.
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We forego sangria, preferring to have sherry or choose one of the other excellent Spanish wines that go better with food.
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Last year, she chose to forego a few days' pay to campaign for Mr. Duterte when he was running for president.
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When duck is on the menu, I temporarily forego my pescatarian tendencies, and I was certainly glad to have done so.
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It revives an approach that members of the World Trade Organization rightly agreed to forego in the 1994 Uruguay Round Agreement.
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The only way to do that, to bring countries out of their defensive crouches, is to forego penalties or enforcement mechanisms.
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The junior Michigan senator told The Detroit News that he will forego a gubernatorial bid and focus on serving in Washington.
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Were there actually women out there who forego tampons, menstrual cups, pads, period-proof undies, and other blood-catching products altogether?
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But candidates who choose to forego that money (or never had access to it) must find a way to reach their audiences.
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Roman will also forego his crutches on Wednesday, when the family goes door-to-door for candy in their Overland Park hometown.
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The couple has seemingly decided to forego their wedding rings, something they've gone without "for a while now," a source tells PEOPLE.
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We love Game of Thrones so much that we're willing to forego porn for it — at least, for an hour or so.
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The data most recently collected by Wall's team shows governors bring home anywhere from $21999 (some forego their stated salary) to $22014,250.
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If your employer matches your contribution each pay period, then you might forego some of that free money by maxing out early.
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A SunTrust spokesman said the coverage change was a "reallocation of resources" and not connected to the decision to forego financing work.
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In 1966, the Uniform Time Act was passed and gave states the option to forego DST observation if they passed proper ordinances.
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Sometimes it's fun to forego our cotton bralettes for more intricate designs — whether you're doing it for yourself or for a partner.
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Let's hope the reunions of 2018 completely forego the need for any regrets, in favor of actual new, juicy, and creative drama.
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But the broader ties to Paris Is Burning feel as if they forego any and all direct connections to the ballroom scene.
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But "if banks are willing to forego some debt and take 50 percent stake, that will be a good thing," he added.
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The stakes are too high for us to forego this basic medical check-up – our lives may literally be on the line.
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Those who were willing to forego the experience had the option of skipping the line to see the rest of the exhibition.
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Trump will forego the "Celebration of America" at the White House, according to Stephanie Grisham, the communications director for the first lady.
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Water shortages have forced surgeons to forego operations because they cannot wash their hands, among the most basic of anti-infective precautions.
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If Trump wins the nomination, socially conservative women, like Helen and Maggie, have vowed to forego voting in the general presidential election.
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Fortunately, with a few online resources and a willingness forego some dignity, getting free stuff on your birthday is actually pretty easy.
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And why, if your religion teaches you to forego vaccines that prevent viral illnesses, should you be required to vaccinate your children?
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Meanwhile, school closures are forcing parents to stay home to watch their children, including hourly workers who will have to forego paychecks.
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Chief Executive Gonzalo Gortazar will forego his 2020 bonus, echoing a decision by Santander's top executives to take a 50% pay cut.
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It also opposes the current Marriott "Make A Green Choice" program, which offers loyalty reward points for guests who forego daily housekeeping.
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Among the 14 states that chose to forego Medicaid expansion, 11 of them rank in the bottom 20 countries for women's health.
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If you're willing to forego champagne altogether below the $30 price point, Italian prosecco or Spanish cava is the way to go.
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Infrastructure reform is another economic imperative and opportunity that the current Congress will almost certainly forego in favor of the impeachment show.
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If a savvy enough criminal mugged me, they&aposd know to forego the jewelry and instead take out a pair of scissors.
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It was a tough decision to forego the big wedding, but honestly, now that I have a home, I feel so much better.
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People who wanted to forego the tedium of person-to-person interaction pre-iPhone used desktops to access various gay dating sites online.
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It was after a summer hospitalization there that Bush decided to forego any further medical intervention for myriad nagging health woes, Barbara says.
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Trump earlier threatened to forego any attempt at bipartisanship and urge retaliatory investigations against Democrats in the Senate, which Republicans retained on Tuesday.
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The couple considers reporting the event to the police, but ultimately decides that it will be easier to forego filing an official complaint.
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If the risks can be sufficiently controlled, then it's hard to envisage society choosing to forego the life-saving opportunities of this technology.
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For years, self-bonding has allowed some of the largest coal producers to forego cleanup insurance and use their balance sheet as collateral.
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After Duterte's attack, Manila Water dropped a request for higher water rates and said it would forego a 7.4 billion peso arbitration award.
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For Wendy's, Paltrow recommends the Power Mediterranean Chicken Salad, as long as you forego the hummus/sauce and choose the balsamic vinaigrette packet.
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Companies like Beyond Meat can help mitigate many problems inherent in the meat industry — without asking consumers to completely forego their beloved burgers.
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At the time that Katie opted to forego further life-prolonging care earlier this month, Dalton was himself hospitalized and on a ventilator.
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"We actually view people who seek our advice as much more competent than people who forego the opportunity to seek advice," Gino shares.
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She works Tuesday through Friday at a hair salon, but had to forego lucrative Saturday shifts because the babysitter isn't available on weekends.
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Brazilian authorities said at the time that meat companies made payments to government health officials to forego inspections and cover up health violations.
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But it suggests the government forego changes should banks come up with a self-regulation approach that wins approval from the FINMA watchdog.
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Clariant and Huntsman, which said on Friday its third-quarter costs linked to the merger were $18 million, agreed to forego breakup fees.
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He added that he would have had to forego 10 months of investment opportunities had his broker halted trading during the nomination process.
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Governor: Ned Lamont (Democrat)Salary: $150,000**As noted in the Book of States 2019, Governor Lamont previously said he will forego his salary.
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Now, this doesn't mean we have to forego pomp and circumstance, we should just infuse a little educational content to this annual event.
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To maintain their current approach with fidelity, organizations may forego Title X funds and lose the capacity to offer free or subsidized care.
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"The president's decision (to forego the award) precluded any need for a formal decision on the part of the Council," said a spokeswoman.
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They're a mix of tax breaks, tax credits, and regulations that forego government revenue, transfer liability, or provide services at below-market rates.
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I would forego them, and instead, go a few doors down to Mara's Homemade and indulge in the best chocolate cream pie around.
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Some of them you'll conceivably be able to add to your beauty arsenal, if you forego your daily Chipotle chips-and-guac habit.
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This is one where we have a clear path to a strong competitive position and it would be a shame to forego it.
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Having gained recognition as an Oscar-winning studio, the company has decided to forego $5 million investments in favor of $50 million ones.
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"These are people who are going to experience health problems, but many are likely to forego the medical care they need," Arno said.
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Most effectively, those seeking the highest office in the land can forego this game show by heading back to Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Those impacted by the outage are faced with the choice: Take the amount Robinhood offers now and forego other compensation down the road.
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Last week it was an agreement to forego a fight over raising the debt ceiling to ensure quick passage of hurricane relief funding.
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With that mandate now eliminated, the government's nonpartisan scorekeepers estimate 13 million people who would have bought health insurance will now forego it.
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If you wanted to forego all instructional help, which is never a smart idea, you’d probably get by with minimal frustration.
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Interestingly, respondents are only willing to forego 1.64 hours of sleep for six months in exchange for a 10 percent raise at work.
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His NBA games have been censored in Turkey and he's had to forego international team trips because of the threat of arrest abroad.
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As a result of that tax cut, Jaitley said the government would forego an estimated revenue of Rs. 70 billion in fiscal 2019.
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Malaysian government sources said they declined a request from North Korean officials to forego an autopsy of the half brother, Kim Jong-nam.
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Despite the problem this winner faced by putting her name on the ticket, other jackpot winners should not automatically forego signing their ticket.
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The walk home is uphill, and it has gotten colder, but we decide to count this as our exercise and forego taking a Lyft.
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For example, you can forego the kitchen counter entirely if you whip up a quick coffee enema in the bathroom à la Gwyneth Paltrow.
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"Do you know how many avocado toasts you'd have to forego to get just a 20 percent down payment" on a median-priced home?
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In her latest video, Dr. Sandra Lee decided to forego the usual dermatological fare and show us the process of removing a dermal piercing.
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And of course, the couple could forego a royal title altogether, which the Queen's daughter Princess Anne did with her children, Peter and Zara.
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"That becomes possible when you're willing to forego sub-millimeter precision because you realize you don't need it with AI-based control," says Abbeel.
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On Friday, he went for a run with costar Garrett Hedlund, and both actors opted to forego shoes and tops for the training session.
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The uninsured-and-over-fifty group will be more likely to forego healthcare, and they will arrive at Medicare's doorstep with more untreated illnesses.
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The decision followed an outcry over controversial executive pay hikes at Bombardier, which Beaudoin later agreed to forego and other executives agreed to defer.
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Musk's decision underscores his high-risk tolerance and willingness to forego long-held industry norms that have helped Tesla upend the traditional auto industry.
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Last year I decided to forego the Apple Watch (or any smartwatch) because I'm trying to live a life with fewer distractions, not more.
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Self-bonding has allowed some financially-fit mining companies to forego costly financing, such as a surety bond, and leave future liabilities to taxpayers.
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As a result, Snowbirds frequently forego making trips across the border, conscious that these trips would curtail the length of their planned winter stay.
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Last week, Trump played down the North's recent missile tests, saying they do not violate Kim's pledge to forego nuclear and long-range tests.
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The KSI-Paul fight is scheduled for six rounds and, unlike in their previous meeting, they will wear lighter gloves and forego protective headgear.
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If you forego the 360 and solicit feedback in person, make certain you ask for feedback that is specific, avoiding broad questions and generalizations.
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The government could forego the spending requirements provided that Oi has a "credible investment plan" to enhance service coverage, the senior government official said.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Women who have had breast cancer often forego pregnancy for fear that it will increase the chances of their cancer coming back.
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Private equity firms are asking some of their top associates to forego business school and stick around to help manage capital, industry recruiters said.
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Haskins has not commented on his decision to forego the festivities, but the revelation follows speculation this week that his draft stock is slipping.
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Women's champ skips tournament Muzychuk, one of the world's top women's players, said in a statement that she would forego the tournament on principle.
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Text messages and chat platforms like Gchat and Slack require no such formality, so why should it seem rude to forego it in email?
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We arrived at the club to check out Hunter Siegel, and I decided to forego alcohol in order to experience the drug's full effect.
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Musk's decision underscores his high-risk tolerance and willingness to forego long-held industry norms that has helped Tesla upend the traditional auto industry.
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It's unclear if there could be enough clinical evidence and urgency to deploy a vaccine as quickly as possible to forego such a test.
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Vortix Muscle Massager Forego costly weekly massages at the spa with this massager that zaps your muscle pain away in just a few minutes.
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That leaves 2900,220006 women every year who choose to forego the technology and expertise of a hospital setting to have their babies at home.
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As long as our civilization deems it worthwhile to forego the principles of non-violence, nature will always bend under the strain of man.
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The Mexican driver opted to forego the spot he had earned in Sunday's Busch Clash at Daytona to concentrate on his Daytona 500 effort.
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Regardless of the latest revelations, the question remains whether the risk is manageable, or if the US and its allies should forego Huawei altogether.
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Fifteen former Democratic and Republican White House economists are urging the Trump administration to forego imposing tariffs on steel imports over national security concerns.
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When first adopting the new rule, banks are allowed to forego booking ensuing losses in their earnings, though it would still impact their capital.
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Novartis said it made its own decision in June to forego what had been planned hikes, adding that a range of factors were considered.
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With the company's new monitor, the Dexcom G6, diabetes patients can now forego the dreaded "finger prick" when measuring their glucose levels, the CEO said.
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While "cocktail attire" is frequently interpreted as knee-length dresses, the actress and model decided to forego the pretense in favor of an easy suit.
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Directors can choose to forego the extra help and use their own judgement and vision to set the scene — and many do, to great result.
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DNRs, which hospital staff refer to as "no-codes," are an explicit request to forego high-intensity interventions like CPR, electric shock, and intubation tubes.
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The definitive notice of the interim result is expected to be published on July 7, HNA said, adding that it could forego this minimum requirement.
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But those familiar with FBI procedures insist that it is far from unusual for the agency to forego physically obtaining servers targeted by an attack.
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Many of the works forego text altogether, but in those that contain it, it usually functions in this way, as a kind of deadpan punctuation.
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Khatri says that, nowadays, some Muslim communities may forego slaughtering an animal altogether and donate to a charity that will do it in their name.
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In this respectful exchange, the resultant music is able to forego the binary limitations of organic/electronic roots, and enter the realm of the extraordinary.
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That means it might forego a competitive advantage from this infrastructure, but it also allows it to save money and focus on its core strengths.
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The four boys I chatted with forego playing video games to hang out after school trying to identify which particles have struck its teeny surface.
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Food shortages and rising commodity prices are forcing families to forego meals, particularly in countries like Ethiopia and Somalia, the UN agency said on Wednesday.
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Quora threads offer tips to those that want to forego running water in hopes of paying off student loans and maybe eventually buying a house.
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The documents noted that the decision to leave the bonus behind was that of Yahoo's board, while the decision to forego the equity was Mayer's.
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Several of them may even allow men to forego getting a biopsy that more than 1 million men diagnosed with prostate cancer undergo each year.
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The U.S. and South Korea should halt their joint annual military exercises in the vicinity of North Korea, as well as forego provocative weapons deployments.
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Debenhams jumped 24 percent after Sports Direct Chief Executive Ashley's plans to forego his current role at Sports Direct to focus on small-cap Debenhams.
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Does it strike you as likely that they—Republicans on Capitol Hill—will forego insurance, in order to weaken the market and trigger premium spikes?
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In a report, consultancy Delphos said the government would capture 16.2 billion pesos in taxes but forego 37.1 billion pesos in investment as a result.
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Jenkins is among a group of Eagles players that have said that they plan to forego the traditional White House visit for Super Bowl winners.
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His decision to forego a White House bid comes almost exactly a year after announcing that he would pass on running for governor of California.
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Critics worry that Trump might forego an interpreter in this week's summit, as he did with Russian president Vladimir Putin at the 2017 G20 summit.
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Online food ordering service Seamless has taken a step to help independent restaurants struggling to stay open as more people forego eating out for takeout.
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McLachlan said the AFLW women's competition would forego the last two weeks of the home and away season and go straight to the championship playoffs.
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Once we dug into researching costs, we felt even more validated in our decision to forego big wedding day plans to elope and save money.
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The signs can be confusing; many may forego a cautionary trip to the ER for fear of a bill they won't be able to pay.
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Athletes like Severn, Shamrock, Don Frye, and Olympic gold medalist Mark Schultz would have no choice but to forego all of their striking for the night.
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And like seasons past, he wants you to forego your traditional palette of warm jewel tones and swap them for neon pink, yellow, green, and orange.
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"I think every one of us has an opportunity to take a good hard look at things we can forego in our daily lives," she said.
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Despite their great result at $1.3 million, WAZER wasn't well-prepared to support the campaign post-launch and had to forego some marketing and PR opportunities.
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But his willingness to forego consensus -- as in September, when he pushed through the new stimulus package despite strong opposition -- annoyed some policymakers, prompting open dissent.
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As a result, many low-income Americans are blocked from getting the procedure or forced to go into debt or forego necessities to pay for it.
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"The decision to forego the burn is the right thing to do—preserving a valuable asset so that Juno can continue its exciting journey of discovery."
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She sported aviator style sunglasses with gold frames with a flowing khaki green dress by Lisa Marie Fernandez — choosing to forego the outfit's belted bow option.
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She sported aviator style sunglasses with gold frames with a flowing khaki green dress by Lisa Marie Fernandez — choosing to forego the outfit's belted bow option.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The leading U.S. regulator for the coal industry on Friday said it suspects Wyoming officials have wrongly allowed mining companies to forego cleanup insurance.
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After all, "do you know how many avocado toasts you'd have to forego to get just a 20 percent down payment " on a median-priced home?
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What the country needed was taxes on imports so high that Americans would have to buy domestically produced goods, leading the Treasury to forego tariff revenue.
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That's what makes Emojifi interesting – it lets you forego keyboard switching, in favor of its pop up "Emoji bar" which will offer suggestions as you type.
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Unlike years past, the NFL will forego holding a press conference with their 2019 Super Bowl halftime show headliners Maroon 5 ahead of the big show.
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Debenhams jumped 15.6 percent on Ashley's plans to forego his current role as Sports Direct chief executive to focus on the small-cap department store firm.
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Their facial expressions tell such a compelling story that I just want production to forego all Ben-centric activities and have his mom screen everyone instead.
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Rep. Dina Titus (D-Nev.) has decided to forego a bid for Senate in 2018, opting instead to run for reelection in Nevada's first congressional district.
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And clinicians who support the right of parents to forego potentially life-prolonging therapies agree that active killing of a child would and should, be illegal.
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If found guilty, PSG could not only face a hefty financial penalty, but also forego participation in the Champions League, which the club covets so highly.
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All Elwood's problems—the choking traffic, the precarious work conditions, the crumbling infrastructure—have been compounded by an original sin: the decision to forego tax collection.
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When it comes to fishing for larger fish, big, heavy, clunky gear isn't always necessary, and it's a relief to forego for smaller, lighter-weight tackle.
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"When we forego travel, we miss out on defining moments, experiences and memories, and end up costing our economy," Denis said in a press release Tuesday.
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If Senate Republicans choose to close their eyes, put party over country, and forego their duty under the Constitution, the history books will show that too.
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Unlike her forbearers however, Zurawski draws a faint line between these two modes, opting to forego the conspicuous delineation of prose-block narrative and lineated poetry.
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The company retained an outside ethics adviser to scrutinize the Scion and American Idea deals, among other things, while it promised to forego additional foreign development.
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In fact, French President Emmanuel Macron has elected to forego the customary signing of an agreement by all the leaders at the end of the summit.
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John Delaney (D-Md.) announced in July that he would forego a gubernatorial run and would instead mount a bid for the White House in 2020.
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Transportation disruptions have also become less severe as railway workers, hardly mollified by government concessions but unable to forego pay any longer, are returning to work.
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The towering Marble Mountains and mist-covered Hai Van Pass are both popular day trips for tourists, but because of rain I had to forego both.
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But many large police departments will forego the C$5,000 device, Adam Palmer, president of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, told reporters on Monday.
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Everyday habits like chewing gum (a highly packaged food) to ordering in on Seamless (another source of heavy packaging) became off-limits — and incredibly hard to forego.
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Saltnets Snow & Ice Melting Mat — $39.99 See Details Just because you have to commit to layers and layers of clothing, doesn't mean you have to forego style.
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That figure includes both 'out-of-pocket costs' like research and development and 'time costs,' or expected returns that investors forego while a drug is in development.
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So while some people might choose to save themselves for marriage or forego sex for other reasons, they aren't asexual (as long as they feel sexual attraction).
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It is typically observed in the south of Ireland as a day for women to celebrate themselves: To forego household duties, go out, and have a laugh.
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The render suggests that the new phone will forego the front fingerprint sensor in favor of one on the side, and will include dual rear-facing cameras.
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However, for this party she chose to forego the Dior-logo bra, wearing just the branded briefs beneath the diaphanous baby blue dress encrusted in Swarovski crystals.
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The Piano Lessons for Beginners Bundle — pick your price See Details Forego hiring a piano teacher and master how to play confidently with this discounted online course.
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SO WE WOULD HAVE TO REDO THE REGULATORY SCHEME FOR US TO THINK REALISTICALLY OF DOING WHAT IT WOULD TAKE TO FOREGO OUR STATUS AS A BANK.
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A projected first round NFL Draft pick last season, Stanley chose to forego becoming an instant millionaire in order to return to school to get his degree.
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The post was met with a wave of interest, including almost 2,000 comments and offers to forego the bonus in return for a job in the town.
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People with disabilities, who pose no harm to others, should not be forced to forego any of their protected rights as a condition of receiving federal benefits.
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Small-cap Debenhams jumped 15.6 percent on Ashley's plans to forego his current role as Sports Direct chief executive to focus on the ailing department store firm.
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There's also always the chance that Evans could forego family members this year, and show up with another friend — or even an ex he's still friendly with.
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If it's an eco-friendly retreat you're looking for, Otra Mundo offers everything you could possibly want in a getaway without having to forego comfort or design.
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Cast aside your moon and star signs, forego your ancestral calendars, and gather 'round ye old platform of choice — for this is the Year of the Goose.
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The simple economic argument goes: If patients "feel" some of the health-care cost, those patients will make more prudent health-care choices and forego unnecessary care.
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"We had to forego a bunch so that we could be ultra-conservative and protect the money so that there is money for the future," she said.
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Unable to afford those drugs out-of-pocket, patients might forego treatment or try to make do with medicines that are not the most efficient or effective.
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Trump also went beyond the boilerplate language in most presidential orders to forego automatic pay change rates, calling expected formula-based regional salary boosts unwarranted and unworkable.
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Haitian officials argue it still hasn't recovered enough to absorb 22015,225 people — and forego the billion-plus dollars in remittances that Haitians in the US send home.
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A foreign non-government organization law adopted in 2016 has put restrictions on hundreds of groups in China, forcing some to suspend operations, cancel events and forego partnerships.
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Overweight or obese people who want to lose weight also likely know they should forego these foods and drinks, since they contribute few nutrients needed for optimal health.
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The new mom sported aviator style sunglasses with gold frames with a flowing khaki green dress by Lisa Marie Fernandez — choosing to forego the outfit's belted bow option.
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Bailey will forego 16 million pounds ($21 million) in share awards when he steps down at the end of March to pursue new projects, Burberry said on Tuesday.
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It's not just that it would have to forego lucrative subsidies — based on its scaled-back plan, it would be leaving many of them on the table anyway.
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So for our end of the year round up, we decided to forego the traditional categorical rankings and instead tell you about our favorite gadgets of the year.
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Other banks that have said they would forego providing financing to private prisons include JPMorgan Chase & Co , Bank of America Corp, France's BNP Paribas SA and Fifth Third.
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Most state parental notification laws allow minors to forego parental notification of an abortion if they can get permission from a judge, a process known as judicial bypass.
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The new mom sported aviator style sunglasses with gold frames with a flowing khaki green dress by Lisa Marie Fernandez — choosing to forego the outfit's belted bow option.
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Finally, Indiana has passed a law to forego collecting sales tax on software as a service companies that are developing and selling products and services in the state.
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On Thursday, a spokesman for 3703,400 soldiers who took part in the January rebellion said they would forego demands for more money after meeting with authorities in Abidjan.
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Are you willing to forego the potential for this sort of thing entirely because of a backward-looking price-earnings ratio that tells us nothing about the future?
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There I was, a thirty-year-old woman having to forego my sexual and emotional peak to make the decision to freeze my eggs and remove my breasts.
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The pop powerhouse decided to forego the ceremony at L.A.'s Staples Center — but she still modeled what would have been her head-to-toe red carpet look.
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Patients across Canada need better access to family doctors, and they need to know—without a doubt—when it's time to seek one out, and forego the naturopath.
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Five diverse groups on Wednesday urged President Obama to forego any agreements that would lengthen data protections for high-tech medicines in an expansive Asia-Pacific trade deal.
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Ohashi made the difficult decision to forego her Olympic ambitions, dropping down from the elite level with the hopes of competing in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
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Due to our unique business model, which focuses on building a sustainable company, we had to forego venture capital and convince lots of players to take a chance.
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For instance, Ryan Hill, a fourth-year Ph.D. student at MIT, receives a $30,000 living stipend and a tuition waiver allowing him to forego paying $50,000 in tuition.
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However, it brought howls of anger from unions, employees' federations and France's finance minister and within 24 hours Carrefour said Plassat would forego a chunk of the cash.
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Starting this October, immigrants seeking protection in the U.S. will be forced to forego the public aid to which they are legally entitled; they will survive without it.
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So when those vacant or abandoned spaces go away, they may decide to forego at least some guns — and may not be able to carry out some violence.
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Democrats would have to agree to an additional $900 million in funding for 2018, and forego a fight over wall funding in fiscal 2019, which ends Sept. 30.
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My meat-loving dad who grew up on a meat-based Inner Mongolian diet usually prefers cheeseburgers, but he'll often forego his beef for a McChicken or three.
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Real estate analysts tell CNBC that Cheesecake Factory's decision — to forego making rent payments — will likely set a precedent for other restaurant operators and retailers to follow suit.
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Now, the EPA is allowing companies to forego submitting those routine reports, if they have a legitimate reason for not being able to do so, a spokesperson says.
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Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that DeMar DeRozan could forego the final season of his contract and become a free agent in July 2021.
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Either we must submit to this pervasive surveillance machinery – where our data is easily weaponized to manipulate and influence us – or forego the benefits of the digital world.
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If you're willing to forego the advanced cooling technology, but you want a firmer feeling mattress, you'll get a similar feel in terms of comfort with the Allswell.
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If The Times has decided to forego impartial coverage of political campaigns in favor of more of an advocacy approach, it should make an announcement to that effect.
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Eureka, in a big red wig and maroon lipstick all over her teeth, decided that she was going to forego the do-si-do in order to twerk.
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"These verdicts have broken and shattered him and our family in so many ways," Dan Turner wrote, asking the judge to forego a prison sentence in favor of probation.
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A borough and a town in Alaska have been hit by a devastating ransomware attack, forcing employees to completely forego computers and go back to typewriters and hand receipts.
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When you show up authentically, people want to follow suit, so it's important that you forego the impulse to keep up certain appearances instead of just keeping it real.
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The Queen could make an exception and grant Meghan and Harry's children titles of prince or princess, or Meghan and Harry could forego giving their children titles all together.
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A vote or a decision by McConnell to forego a roll call was needed this week because of procedural protections against a bill-killing filibuster by Democrats expire Sunday.
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In the past, we've watched celebrities use their style chops to break the internet and forego the show's legacy of standing out just for the sake of making headlines.
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Chile's artistic community is criticizing the country's recent decision to forego ARCOmadrid in 2021, arguing the government wants to censor artists who would air its human rights transgressions abroad.
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The company also unveiled a distribution reinvestment plan which will allow Williams and other investors in Williams Partners to forego payouts from the partnership in exchange for new shares.
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Carrie DeKlyen is hours away from dying — but her final, selfless act to forego cancer treatment and carry her baby to term will "never be forgotten" says her husband.
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Several company officials have privately said that GM decided to forego the usual, splashy new model media preview for Envision to avoid getting caught up in the trade debate.
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The top 25 shale producers will forego about $20193 billion in combined revenues in the second quarter with oil prices at about $70, according to Denver-based consultancy PetroNerds.
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But the rise in popularity of a debunked study study that linked autism to vaccines has many fearing that cases are increasing because people are electing to forego vaccination.
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Ali Vincent wants to make one thing clear: She never experienced pressure to use drugs or forego water while she was on the Biggest Loser, contrary to recent allegations.
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The company's decision to forego a custom Android skin in favor of a near-stock user experience benefited customers with its approachability and improved Motorola's speed with delivering updates.
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The agreement could be extremely beneficial to oil companies, particularly if the countries involved forego coal-fired power and switch to natural gas, which numerous utilities worldwide are doing.
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Clint was a beast back in the day ... playing BOTH halfback and safety for the Bulldogs -- but decided to forego an NFL career for a job in advertising (seriously).
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If the trends outlined above continue, it's not unforeseeable that future workers will one day forego attractive salaries to pursue more flexible work at companies willing to offer leniency.
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You can either toss the sugar pills and completely forego your period that month, or you can delay your period by waiting until the next week to take them.
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Some estimates suggest the medical device tax could cause manufacturers to forego as much as $2 billion each year in funding that could be put toward research and development.
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And federal workers just kept telling me to keep the government closed because they would [adverb meaning thrilled] forego paychecks for years, if need be, to secure the border.
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It's a Halloween party theme that simultaneously eliminates and embraces the possibilities of the ruinous scenarios above, allowing attendees to forego embarrassment while walking, shoulders back, confidently into it.
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Sanders then promised to bake a pie for Ryan, who said that she would forego actually tasting the confection because of the White House's adversarial relationship with the press.
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Without the current fuel economy standards, the U.S. is less likely to become a net exporter of crude oil and will forego the national security benefits of energy independence.
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In Trump world, this may be enough encouragement to forego the interpreters — but their diplomatic skills are crucially important for diffusing dangerous situations, particularly in face-to-face dialogue.
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Given the "prisoner's dilemma" dynamics in patent licensing today, it is unrealistic to expect any one patent owner to unilaterally forego potential business advantage by revealing its pricing strategies.
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VW played down the significance of the ruling, saying its decision to forego an appeal was an exception and stemmed from the low value of the vehicles in question.
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Another suggestion has been that universal entitlement need not mean universal payment; if the better-off can be induced to forego their entitlement voluntarily, the problem would solve itself.
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Budget gaming mice often forego a lot of the conveniences and performance you get out of nicer models, but the Rival 110 from SteelSeries never feels like it's lacking.
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Worse, it can force older and disabled patients to forego necessary post-hospital nursing home care since Medicare will be completely unavailable to help with these very high costs.
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If it were the case that that entire check went towards landlord profits, then landlords could just forego profits for some period of time and we would be fine.
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" When opening Purple 33, he decided to forego the same process, saying, "It's so frightening to go to these people, because they'll take your money and just say no.
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If property owners forego developing the land in perpetuity, they can deduct the value of the land's property rights from their adjusted gross income just like a charitable donation.
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If she wanted to try and continue the pregnancy, the best course of action would be to simply forego the second pill, rather than gamble with an experimental protocol.
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Women -- especially women of color -- bear a disproportionate role in dependent care, and forego more wages than men do when needs arise to care for a sick loved one.
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The question remains if the amendment will pass, and whether that will be good enough for the House to forego a conference and simply take up the Senate budget.
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While Congress is expected to act to raise the debt ceiling — the legislative cap on how much the government can borrow — it isn't expected to forego its usual drama.
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Finally, by taxing interest on education loans, the proposed legislation will drive students into the workplace sooner and make them forego the kinds of advanced training STEM fields require.
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UL and Lyft, Uber's main U.S. rival, responding to changing consumer trends as people increasingly choose to forego vehicle ownership and buy transportation by the mile or the minute.
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Dozens of U.S. businesses are asking the president to forego that next batch of tariffs in hearings on Tuesday and Wednesday before the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative.
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For these folks, their options are essentially to either forego watching most of the races live (boo!), risk wading into a sea of malware looking for illegal livestreams (ack
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If the UK is going to keep pace with the rest of the world, its businesses might have to forego some short term profit now for investment in future growth.
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If immigrants forego enrolling in public benefits because of the new regulation, it could lead to "increased rates of poverty and housing instability" and "worse health outcomes," the proposal states.
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In 2010, the reality star decided to forego the hair gel for the first time in a decade as part of his Halloween costume — he dressed up as Justin Bieber!
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If the EA shows no significant environmental impact, according to court papers, the corps may forego the more comprehensive Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), which can sometimes take years to complete.
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The idea, he declared, was to "unblock" France, build cross-party support for reform among those willing to forego party dogma, and bring fresh faces and new thinking into politics.
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For an awards show that changes the careers of musicians far and wide, it's prime time for an artist and their stylist to forego the fashion rules and get weird.
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In launching their next startups, a growing number of founders are choosing to forego the San Francisco Bay Area and its sky-high rents and intense competition for engineering talent.
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Or if flying is your thing, pilots can forego the 3 years of work experience altogether if they have over 1,000 hours of pilot-in-command time in jet aircraft.
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The budget does not include cost estimates for the additional subsidies, but Newsom intends to pay for the expansion by having the state collect penalties from Californians who forego insurance.
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Express Scripts told Reuters it is pressing them to forego the usual strategy of setting a high U.S. list price, then lowering the cost for health plans through hefty rebates.
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According to the release from the University, Comey will forego the $100,000 compensation, instead donating it to a scholarship fund for the University dedicated to helping students from foster homes.
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I wouldn't believe it, either, if I didn't know real people who choose to opt for bronzer-only looks à la Gigi Hadid or forego everything but concealer and mascara.
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This is essential for increasing access to life-saving medical treatments, which many transgender people currently either pay for out of pocket, or forego for lack of ability to pay.
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For those who already own a gold medal, what's the motivation to forego rest and relaxation to travel across the world and play on a team with sky-high expectations?
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Williams also unveiled a distribution reinvestment plan that will allow it and other investors in Williams Partners to forego payouts from the partnership in exchange for new Williams Partners units.
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In choosing to forego aggressive treatment for his brain tumor, McCain decided to not pursue a path that could have been potentially painful with no guarantee of prolonging his life.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Boeing Co on Friday said it would forego any further challenges to an estimated $80 billion U.S. Air Force bomber contract awarded to Northrop Grumman Corp last year.
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Without competition from more affordable FDA-approved generics, patients will be forced to forego much-needed medication because of high prices charged for drugs protected by invalid but unchallenged patents.
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Instead of giving retirees an incentive to forego current consumption in favor of building a more secure retirement, this concept gives retirees the choice between immediate needs and retirement security.
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But Mr. Chu and Mr. Kwan decided at the final minute to forego the Netflix offer, which included generous upfront payments and the guarantee of a "Crazy Rich Asians" trilogy.
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Chile-based LATAM Airlines Group, the continent's largest, said it would halve the salaries of its 43,000 employees and its new chief executive would forego his salary for three months.
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Chile-based LATAM Airlines Group, the continent's largest, said it would halve the salaries of its 43,000 employees and its new chief executive would forego his salary for three months.
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Only after they were convinced that the American nuclear guarantee was credible, did allies like Germany and Japan decide to forego a national nuclear option and join the nonproliferation treaty.
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To receive the full 3 billion, the company must first persuade creditors to postpone instalment payments and forego interest payments for three months, and it must also boost its equity.
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The Washington Post&aposs Hannah Sampson highlighted hotels incentivizing guests to forego daily housekeeping, offering loyalty points or discounts to people who don&apost have their rooms cleaned every day.
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"If it ain't broke, don't fix it" may be the unspoken motto of this band from Kettering, England, who forego innovation in favor of painstaking replication of 1970s psych rock.
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"Disclosing a vulnerability can mean that we forego an opportunity to collect crucial intelligence that could thwart a terrorist attack stop the theft of our nation's intellectual property," Daniel wrote.
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Americans forego treatment because of the cost more often than residents in 11 other high-income countries, according to a report published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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However, he added, he could see Democrats deciding to forego impeachment on concerns that it could "hurt their bigger agenda" of trying to take back the White House in 2020.
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Unfortunately, if nomads can't get coverage for a fair price, many opt to forego insurance altogether and end up resorting to crowdfunding if they end up in a bad situation.
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It's not far-fetched to predict a scenario where many seniors - facing a more expensive and confusing array of private health insurance options - just throw up their hands and forego coverage.
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True to form, President Obama offered several witty one-liners as they gathered on the White House South Lawn, even quipping about J.R. Smith's apparent tendency to forego wearing a shirt.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A program that has allowed U.S. coal companies to forego cleanup insurance on massive western mines is flawed and needs to be fixed, Wyoming officials have told federal regulators.
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BMW clearly wants you to forego CarPlay for its own software, and the system successfully convinced me to do so, at least to have the navigation show up on the HUD.
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After grad school, drawn in by the "liberating" potential of electronic music, she decided to forego the traditional composer's route and take up a job soldering circuit-boards in his studio.
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To send an unvaccinated child to public school in Arizona, parents only need to sign a form saying they understand the decision they've made, if they've opted to forego a vaccine.
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That may persuade the Saudis to forego billions of dollars of size in order to keep down the yield on the issue, which will have five-, 11- and 2210-year tranches.
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In her speech on the first night of the Republican National Convention, Melania Trump chose to forego a personal designer and bought her own dress to wear from Net-a-porter.
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U.S. stocks extended their recent climb on Monday, with the Dow rising for the sixth trading day following a decision by the United States to forego imposing tariffs on Mexican goods.
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"Because people are trying to turn around houses very quickly and if a market is hot, sometimes people forego the home inspection and that is never a good idea," Lesh added.
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Next time you're struggling to push out a baby, forego the C-section and consider a cry to the heavens or a scream into the void, depending on your religious affiliation.
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Having gone to 14 Coachellas, I'd learned to forego booze rather than risk losing my friends or a chance to hear that hit single while stewing in the beer garden lines.
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Jackman chose to forego haircuts in 2003 while he was promoting the "X-Men" sequel, but he lopped it off the next year and has had dependably short hair ever since.
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Sometimes, I'll forego bringing a speaker to gatherings because it adds too much weight to my already-heavy bag, but I really don't mind carrying this one — it's not too heavy.
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The bottom line: Testing Kim's willingness to engage with the South and forego provocations through the Olympics makes sense, but bribing Pyongyang in exchange for "good" behavior would be a mistake.
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Sometimes driven by design simplicity and other times by thoughtlessness, many IoT devices on the market today forego technical user control in favor of presenting a slick, easy to use product.
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Certainly, some of this is being sensationalized for clicks, but behind it there is a real potential for injury – which most would forego, except of course there's Pokémon to be caught.
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SEATTLE, March 20 (Reuters) - Boeing Co said on Friday its chief executive and board chair will forego all pay until the end of 2020 and the company will suspend its dividend.
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OSLO, March 25 (Reuters) - Norwegian Air on Wednesday asked all its creditors to forego payments of interest and installments until June 30, the crisis-hit budget carrier said in a statement.
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A majority of Americans — at least those who still have jobs during the pandemic — must weigh whether to go to work and risk being infected by the virus, or forego pay.
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The amendment, should it pass, is intended to tempt the House to simply adopt the Senate budget, and forego a conference committee to work out the differences in the two documents.
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Elizabeth Warren, whose own financial condition is healthier — she holds nearly $26 million — recently pledged to forego big-money fundraisers not only in the primary, but if she becomes the nominee.
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Ibrahim's decision to forego education and enter the labor force is not unique among refugees, with up to 100,000 Syrian children living in the Jordanian capital Amman not going to school.
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Ibrahim's decision to forego education and enter the labor force is not unique among refugees, with up to 100,153 Syrian children living in the Jordanian capital Amman not going to school.
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But you can forego that cooped up, indoor experience and hit up an outdoor movie or drive-in movie theater and enjoy both the weather and the thrill of the flick.
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Some manufacturers think drivers want knobs and buttons to control their displays, others think touchscreens are the only way, and others even forego both for a regular screen paired with a touchpad.
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You might forego bread entirely and opt for the same fillings over rice, in a bowl mobbed with fried shallots, mellow kimchi and more pickled daikon, carrots and red onions gone pink.
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"No health professional would suggest that any person with hypertension forego the protection offered by prescribed blood pressure medication," said Dr. Henry Mahncke, the chief executive of Posit Science, in a statement.
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Under China's current anti-corruption campaign, the central government introduced a series of frugality rules in 2012, requiring officials to forego extravagant meetings and cut down the size of official visiting groups.
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The trucks have been coming nearly every day for a month, often several times a day, but the schedule is erratic, residents say, forcing them to forego work waiting for water delivery.
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Opel's German sites have so far been excluded from PSA's sweeping investment plans, and management has demanded that workers in Germany forego a Christmas bonus and other benefits to help increase efficiency.
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President Donald Trump pledged to forego a presidential salary, but as his second payday approaches, the White House is declining to say if the president has donated any of his earnings yet.
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Though many in the Virginia political class—Republicans and Democrats—urged the government to forego a second trial for Mr McDonnell after the Supreme Court ruling, the controversy continues to alarm Virginians.
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The AHCA encourages healthy people to forego coverage until they're sick, or to choose underwritten health plans, in order to avoid the risk pooled market where they'd be cross-subsidizing sick people.
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On June 21991th Bruce Bochy, the Giants' manager, announced that he would forego his right to a DH when his club travels across San Francisco Bay to face the AL's Oakland Athletics.
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But while U.S. service members willingly make steep sacrifices to serve in the Armed Forces, they should not have to forego a parenting imperative and sacrifice the educational future of their children.
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A decision to forego participation in the EAS will be "disappointing," said David Adelman, former U.S. ambassador to Singapore, noting that the summit is regionally important because of its size and composition.
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If solar powered cars can become efficient enough to forego plug-in charging, it could alleviate the infrastructural headache of building a network of charging stations to keep traditional electric vehicles running.
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We ordered sweet East Coast blue points and musky West Coast skookums, then despaired that we could not forego the rest of the meal and spend the whole night slurping them down.
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Twitter (TWTR) CEO Jack Dorsey continued to forego direct compensation and Peter Fenton, a board member since 2009, will leave after the social network's annual meeting in May, a regulatory filing showed.
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The fact that Trump's the nuclear face-off with Kim Jong Un is no laughing matter is not serious enough to persuade the President to forego his theft of a snappy title.
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A big sell for developers using Epic's game engine is that the company says it will forego that Unreal revenue cut for any sales of the titles in the Epic Games Store.
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The mining industry is responsible for restoring old mine sites but a taxpayer subsidy called "self bonding" has allowed some of the largest companies to forego a large share of cleanup insurance.
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A further 1.2 billion would be made available if creditors agree to forego interest rates and installments, while the remaining 1.5 billion hinged on the company's ability to boost its equity capital.
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Hunter Biden on Sunday released a statement saying he was leaving the board of a Chinese private equity company and pledged to forego all foreign work if his father is elected president.
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Louisville drove into Florida State territory with less than five minutes left, stopped on fourth-and-1 at the 27 when Cardinals coach Bobby Petrino opted to forego a field goal try.
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Top managers at Deutsche Bank will forego their annual bonuses, CEO John Cryan said, after coming under fire for awarding big incentive payouts even though Germany's largest bank lost money last year.
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"An anticompetitive acquisition would increase prices, burdening American consumers, many of whom are struggling to make ends meet, or forcing them to forego their internet connection altogether," the Democrats wrote on Friday.
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"Despite this optimism, a number of contacts cited factors that were causing them to forego production or investment opportunities in some cases, including labor shortages and uncertainty regarding trade policy," the minutes said.
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Unless the author decides to forego all revenue, including foreign rights and whatever money comes from the inevitable film, Anonymous stands to make a sizeable profit from their supposed service to the nation.
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I was ready to just forego open-toed anything this summer when I stumbled across a hidden sandal haven last week — the shoe section at one of my favorite affordable shops, Charles & Keith.
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"The Syrian state is clear in its policy when it said it will not forego any patch of Syria, and I think Idlib is one of the coming hot areas," Haidar told Reuters.
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S. trade war and slowing Chinese economy threaten to derail Japan's export-reliant economy, keeping alive expectations that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe may forego a twice-delayed increase in the national sales tax.
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Take Boeing, which was granted the country's largest corporate tax break in 2013, when the state of Washington chose to forego $8.7bn in revenue to ensure the firm built its new 777X there.
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It's highly unlikely that providers, particularly the dominant companies, will choose to forego those sweet advertising dollars in order to secure their customers' privacy, when they know those customers don't have much choice.
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"You can't put people in a position where they're forced to either pay their rent or buy food and forego their medication ... that's what's happening all over the U.S.," Dr. Thomas Pliura said.
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If external weakness spreads to relatively firm domestic demand, that would pressure Abe to forego the twice-delayed sales tax hike, scheduled for October as he focuses more on growth than fiscal reform.
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As if to underline his point about the importance of valuing the community's needs and not simply one's own, he opted to forego the $40,000 honorarium, appearing at the graduation event for free.
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It also makes it possible to use cheaper set-top-box technology, and possibly even forego the set-top altogether to deliver the same programming to third-party streaming devices or mobile screens.
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Real estate fraud costs unwitting buyers millions of dollars each year, and is aggravated by buyers or sellers who want to make a quick deal and are consequently willing to forego safety measures.
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"It's worked for him in the past to sort of challenge norms and challenge the rule of law," Edelson said, pondering whether Trump could simply forego the rules and ax the investigations outright.
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Lufthansa agreed to forego a number of slots at Duesseldorf airport to ease the Commission's competition concerns, thereby making sure that its slot portfolio would rise by only 1 percent following the acquisition.
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On Friday evening — as I read the reports that he had chosen to forego aggressive treatment for his brain tumor — I was reminded of how emotions often drive the facts of a situation.
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When only half the number of people signed up compared to expectations, and prices pushing the young and healthy to forego insurances, the market has already been a loss maker for many insurers.
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When modern blockbusters forego it, they're not just cheating viewers of a compelling story; they're cheating themselves out of the kind of movie that goes from a mild success to a genuine sensation.
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Because of him and others she witnessed having to forego their plans for college because of an unplanned pregnancy, she realized just how important it was to make comprehensive sex education more accessible.
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It also pointed to health insurers who pulled out of the Obamacare individual market due to uncertainty, leaving consumers with fewer and more expensive choices, which may have prompted some to forego coverage.
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United expects to post a loss for the first quarter, while Chief Executive Officer Oscar Munoz and President Scott Kirby both said they will forego their base salaries until at least June 30.
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The possibility of Turkey bringing back capital punishment for the plotters has put further strain on Ankara's relationship with the EU, which Turkey seeks to join but which demands candidates forego the death penalty.
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"While the adage "cash is king" has many axiomatic applications, it is less relevant as reasoning to forego investments that add up as being superior on a risk/reward basis," the ISS report said.
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But the utopia that he's constructed has its own downsides: those traveling with them forego personal possessions and their memories, and things take a disturbing turn as her father becomes a messiah-like figure.
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While this won't exactly help confirm her "Not Becky" status, the singer and Met Gala co-chair chose to forego a night of partying and instead stayed in with her besties, the Haim sisters.
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Any younger sons will be known as Lord (His Name) Windsor, while daughters will be called Lady (Her Name) Windsor — or Meghan and Harry could chose to forego royal titles for their children completely.
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Nampak, which has operations in 12 African countries, said challenging economic conditions prompted it to forego an interim dividend and it aimed to raise 1.744 billion rand ($111 million) by selling non-core properties.
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For example, when patients expressed taking measures to prevent having any future children, their doctors responded with surprise and doubt—as if it's out of the norm to want to forego fertility work entirely.
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Not only has Majority Leader Mitch McConnell decided to forego any hearings or committee meetings, the legislation is being drafted by a gang of 13 Republicans (all white men) meeting regularly under strict secrecy.
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Automobile sales fell for the third straight month in September, down 11.6 percent from a year earlier, as worries about the economy prompted consumers to tighten their purse-strings and forego big-ticket purchases.
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Beyond that, all women who forego birth control shouldn't be deemed irresponsible for their own health when it comes to their drinking habits and ability to prevent pregnancy — ever heard of the rhythm method?
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She prescribed physical therapy and offered me the option of taking SSRIs, also used to treat depression and anxiety, and muscle relaxants—both of which I chose to forego because they sounded too strong.
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If you don't think you'll upgrade your phone more often than every two years, are willing to forego insurance to save money, and really hate your wireless carrier, Apple iPhone Payments is for you.
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"I think the United States decided to forego (labeling China a currency manipulator) this time because it wants China's cooperation on North Korea," said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute in Tokyo.
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In an essay penned for the Wall Street Journal, Ken Murray described how physicians prefer to forego aggressive treatments for cancer, instead opting to spend their limited time in with family and loved ones.
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The ECB has said it is willing to forego temporarily its requirement to pre-approve the financial models banks use to determine risks, provided that the models have already been approved by British authorities.
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Without space to run around, 52-year-old Mr. Ian could forego his 20-minute preshow stretching routine, and Mr. Bello, 51, skipped the typical half-hour yoga session required to relax his back.
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The petition calls on Facebook to forego the service fee of some $85,000 on funds the Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS) had fundraised via Facebook, arguing all donations should serve their intended humanitarian purpose.
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" Purdue, the lawsuit continues, "misled and deceived doctors into prescribing more of Purdue's opioids, in increasingly dangerous doses, and for longer periods of time, while persuading doctors and patients alike to forego safer alternatives.
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The rider would allow federal agencies to forego NEPA compliance for virtually any type of mining operation based upon a bare assurance that the host state will address the environmental impacts of the project.
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"These individuals may forego registering, in view of your warnings regarding the danger of the storm as well as County evacuations, the need to prepare, and both announced and anticipated evacuation orders," Rizzo wrote.
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We believe a cut of this magnitude would cede advantage to strategic competitors, lose international market share to foreign universities, and forego important means to shape the strategic landscape for many years to come.
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She said Pruitt has "bad judgment after bad judgment after bad judgment" and asserted that if Trump wants to drain the swamp, his deputies have to forego personal benefits or else everyone looks bad.
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To be sure, defendants who admit guilt are stained with criminal convictions, forego liberties including the right to vote, put their jobs and reputation at risk — and can still wind up with tough sentences.
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Though Surf challenged listeners on their conception of a pop album with Segal's trumpet taking front-and-center, Exchange manages to forego the handholding of big name features while still making instantly palatable songs.
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Given these regional precedents and viable alternatives in Russia and others, the kingdom has the incentive — and the leverage — to insist on an agreement that does not require it to forego its enrichment rights.
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While Sony has purportedly made a cassette tape with a storage capacity that would put its 20th-century brethren to shame, the commpany smartly decided to forego magnetic tape entirely with its new design.
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Finally there's the Razer HyperFlux mouse and mouse pad which uses proprietary wireless tech allowing it to forego the mouse's batteries entirely, meaning it's able to be as light as a regular wired mouse.
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If a patient changes their mind after taking the first abortifacient drug—mifepristone—they can forego the second, misoprostol, and instead take several doses of progesterone to continue the pregnancy, according to the theory.
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The Senate may opt to forego a full trial and instead hold its vote after House Democrats and Trump's defenders make their opening statements, Republican Senate Leader Mitch McConnell said at a news conference.
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Donald Trump signed a loyalty pledge to the Republican Party pledge last fall, saying that he would forego a third-party run and support the party's eventual nominee in a highly-staged press conference.
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Trump, keen to tout his North Korea policy as a success ahead of his 2020 reelection bid, has played them down, saying they do not violate Kim's pledge to forego nuclear and long-range tests.
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As you know, populist leaders are leaders that are willing to forego the long-term, for some short-term gain, and Macri is someone who thinks in the long-term, of benefits for the country.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Monday finalized the new rule banning "mandatory arbitration clauses" requiring consumers to forego class-action suits and instead settle disputes in negotiations overseen by arbitrators frequently hired by companies.
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The women have traded in their Audrey Hepburn costumes from the fateful night for '70s disco glam because just because someone fell to their death during a theme night doesn't mean you forego tradition entirely.
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Previously, Representative Lewis had penned a letter to House Speaker Paul Ryan urging him to forego a scheduled House recess and instead use that time to debate and vote on gun control legislation, CNN reports.
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But by pressuring the Saudis to forego an output cut, Trump also stands to put financial strain on the energy companies that have pushed U.S. output to all-time highs — a feat he frequently touts.
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We ask that you extend these concerns to our communities, the most vulnerable members of society, and forego a portion of your revenue to send a message that you will not abet human rights abuses.
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The company said on a conference call that it decided in May to forego list price increases it had planned for July, although it did not say which drugs it had targeted for price hikes.
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It's possible to find something pretty good if you're willing to forego features like a touchscreen or a backlit keyboard, but you should definitely try them out in person before buying if at all possible.
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The uncertainty means that some employees are having to forego child support payments, leave healthcare bills unpaid, and choose between putting food on the table or enough gas in their tanks to go to work.
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At issue is a practice known as self-bonding, allowed under a decades-old mining program, in which some of the country's biggest coal companies forego insurance on a portion of future mine cleanup costs.
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"It is time for Allergan's management to concentrate on running a world class pharmaceutical and aesthetics business and forego thoughts of, or the exhilaration from, an ambitious acquisition strategy," the shareholders said in a letter.
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If you, say, don't have a bachelor's degree when the job description asked for one, explain why you chose to forego the high cost of college and learn your skills by other means, Nemko said.
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The company had suggested, for example, that tips could lead to unpleasant consequences, such as drivers who might forego pick-ups in poorer neighborhoods in favor of wealthier enclaves where they might generate heftier tips.
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Whether you're trying to forego foundation in the build-up to summer, or you're just kind of tired of covering up every day, I wish you luck in your voyage to a fresh, glowing visage.
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Though things like formal benefits, career progression and a stable salary can be difficult to forego, it's also true that entrepreneurialism yields its own benefits in the form of ownership, professional freedom, and potential returns.
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Children's school performance suffers, the risks of asthma and type II diabetes increase, and families are too often forced to forego other essential expenses, including medicine and healthy food, just so they can make rent.
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If a Hong Kong bill reaches Mr. Trump's desk, analysts say, the president might see it as merely a tool to wring concessions from China and could forego support if a trade agreement were close.
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The INF treaty required the United States and the Soviet Union to forego all nuclear ground-launched ballistic and cruise missiles with a range of 500 to 5,500 km, eliminating an entire category of weapon.
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Elizabeth Warren's (D-MA) first fundraising quarter (in which she said she'd forego any big-dollar fundraising events) was disappointing considering the once-lofty expectations for her candidacy, and signals big trouble for her campaign.
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If someone asks you to fill a role that you think a person of color would be better suited for, recommend a talented person of color who you know and forego the position yourself. 61.
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When people have trouble paying medical bills, it's a hard hit to their family budgets — causing many people to take a second job, roll up more debt, borrow money, and forego other important family needs.
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But if you have a cooler you want to bring the beach, you might forego the cooler compartment, and this plain net string bag by Bailuoni is much more stylish, and it won't retain sand.
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The renewed criticism comes as the 78-year-old is mounting an unconventional campaign for the White House, choosing to forego the four early states and targeting the delegates-rich Super Tuesday contests and beyond.
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Bloomberg, who decided to forego the Iowa contest, is running a self-financed campaign based on the central themes of competence and data -- two things that were sorely, visibly lacking in Iowa's Democratic firmament yesterday.
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And equally important, there is no mention of any promise from special counsel Robert Mueller to forego prosecution of Flynn's son — presumably a primary reason why Flynn decided to plead guilty and cooperate with Mueller.
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The news that you're prioritizing Kim's happiness -- and canceling what he views as a provocative military exercise with South Korea -- probably signals to Kim that you're willing to forego anything to keep diplomatic engagement going.
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Keen to tout his North Korea policy as a success ahead of his 2020 reelection bid, Trump has played down the threat, saying they do not violate Kim's pledge to forego nuclear and long-range tests.
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Hilfiger, along with Italian label Emporio Armani, were the most prominent international brands that chose to forego showing collections at other fashion weeks - New York and Milan respectively - to participate in the London event this season.
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"Jeff decided to ask the Compensation Committee to forego his annual equity grant, and to instead put those shares back in the pool for LinkedIn employees," a LinkedIn spokesperson said in an emailed statement to Reuters.
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Feedback to AngelPad's choice to forego demo day has been positive, Korte tells TechCrunch, with startup CEOs breathing a sigh of relief they aren't forced to pitch to a large crowd with no promise of investment.
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Other specs of note include a dual-SIM option (though you'll have to forego the memory card if you plan to use both card slots for SIMs), and three color options: silver, gold and dark gray.
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Bank employees told the buyers that the original investors urgently needed cash and were willing to cash out of the WMPs, which at the time were not yet due, and forego part of the supposed yields.
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ACA opponents will cavalierly discourage strangers from enrolling, or convince people (including lawmakers) that government-financed insurance isn't effective, but they never seem to go uninsured themselves, or to push friends and families to forego coverage.
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It should be noted that many individuals, in this portion of the insured population at least, are not "losing" their coverage – rather, they would be deciding to forego insurance that they are now compelled to purchase.
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If you live in fear and the people who are supposed to care for you subject you to the very prejudice that is harming your health, it is not surprising that you would forego preventive care.
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The measure eliminated the so-called personal beliefs and religious exemptions from California's school vaccination law, meaning that only children with a valid medical excuse could forego vaccinations for such childhood diseases as measles and polio.
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Seizing on previous U.S. statements that Airbus subsidies originally deemed prohibited - but later watered down on appeal - should be repaid to taxpayers, European sources said Boeing would now have to forego billions of dollars in aid.
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Instead of one particularly captivating mystery unraveling slowly over a whole season that allowed time for building strong characters and relationships, we watched Veronica Mars forego what made it good as it tried to be darker.
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"We want to remain a dividend paying company," Fallacher, sporting his first month at Orange Polska's helm, said when asked about investor worries it may forego payouts if its revenue keeps tracking the overall market's fall.
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The state's health commissioner recently recommended legalizing the drug, and mayor Bill de Blasio quickly followed with an announcement that the city would now forego arresting most people for smoking pot and hand out tickets instead.
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Dortmund said the four clubs, who participated in the Champions League this season, will forego their share of the national media revenue — approximately 12.5 million euros — while adding an additional 7.5 million euros of their own.
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Benetton-controlled Atlantia is offering to forego majority ownership of its highway unit under a proposal aimed at resolving a dispute with the Italian government over its motorway concession, two sources close to the matter said.
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ETE said shareholders - including CEO Kelcy Warren - holding more than 329 million of the company's units elected to receive convertible units in exchange for agreeing to forego some of their distributions for up to nine quarters.
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Alireza Firouzja, the world's second-highest rated junior player, would be the second Iranian sports figure in recent months to try to renounce his citizenship over pressures on Iranian athletes to forego matches with Israeli competitors.
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Jian Ghomeshi is guilty of having done the things that I've outlined today, so when it was presented to me that the defense would be offering us an apology, I was prepared to forego the trial.
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The growing number of deals reflects the desire by automakers to avoid becoming bystanders if a significant number of consumers around the world choose to forego vehicle ownership and buy transportation by the mile or the minute.
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Traditional automakers are racing to ally with ride-sharing partners to avoid becoming bystanders if a significant number of consumers around the world choose to forego vehicle ownership and buy transportation by the mile or the minute.
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Korban may have lost a few lost battles (Wang swiftly shot down his designer's suggestion to forego his signature black aesthetic) but both came out on top, making compromises that resulted in a sleek yet livable retreat.
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They've decided to forego the Esther breast photo scandal because the church would take decades to recover from it, but instead consider having the pope sign his own resignation when he's distracted by his parents' possible appearance.
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And while it may be a bit too chilly to forego a few layers underneath our own vintage denim jackets, spring is just around the corner, which means, technically, Jenner's latest denim feat is right on time.
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Express Scripts, the nation's largest manager of prescription benefits, earlier this year urged Amgen to forego the usual drugmaker strategy of setting a high list price, then lowering the cost for health plans through rebates, Reuters reported.
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The Wolf/Trump spat originated over WHCA's decision to forego a comedian in favor of historian Ron Chernow for their 2019 dinner — after years of having a funny person roast the current occupant of the White House.
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If Massachusetts wants to pick and choose what drugs its Medicaid program will cover, it has to forego those rebates and negotiate directly with drug companies to see if they can get a better rebate, CMS said.
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"It is time for Allergan's management to concentrate on running a world class pharmaceutical and aesthetics business and forego thoughts of, or the exhilaration from, an ambitious acquisition strategy," Tepper wrote in a letter to Allergan's board.
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"Disclosing a vulnerability can mean that we forego an opportunity to collect crucial intelligence that could thwart a terrorist attack," White House Cybersecurity Coordinator Michael Daniel said in a 2014 blog post outlining the decision-making process.
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"They won't want to forego election-related revenues in the longer term, but they do need to get their houses in order, rather than risk further troubles at this stage," von Abrams said in an email Wednesday.
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Clinics have until September to make their choice, but, like many others, PHS has already announced that it will forego the Title X money in order to continue providing the same standard of care it did before.
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As the science of brain resuscitation progresses, some efforts to save or restore people's brains might seem increasingly reasonable — and some decisions to forego such attempts in favor of procuring organs for transplantation might seem less so.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian online marketplace Snapdeal is to lay off 600 employees and its founders will forego their salaries as the company struggles to turn a profit in a market increasingly dominated by rivals Flipkart IPO-FLPK.
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And seeing this week's cold open forego the contention between Clinton and Trump to imagine how Clinton may have felt after losing the election — it just seems so different and so jarring than what we're used to.
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The Trump administration had estimated 77,000 people were likely to forego Medicaid because of the public charge rule, but health experts predicted millions of people may drop public benefits out of fear they fall under stricter guidelines.
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"Disclosing a vulnerability can mean that we forego an opportunity to collect crucial intelligence that could thwart a terrorist attack," White House cybersecurity coordinator Michael Daniel said in a 2014 blog post outlining the decision-making process.
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Biden and Buttigieg would require that no one pays more than 8.5% of their income on premiums, and they'd let people forego employer insurance and get coverage through the exchange — or at least through the public option.
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Keen to tout his North Korea policy ahead of his 2020 re-election bid, Trump has played down the recent series of missile tests, saying they do not violate Kim's pledge to forego nuclear and long-range tests.
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She was likely referring to changes YouTube made to curb the spread of fake news and conspiracy theories, indicating the platform may be willing to forego some short-term ad revenue for the longer health of the company.
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By replacing the promotion fee that would have grown its overall revenue with payments that prevent it from losing money, Amazon is showing its willingness to forego top-line growth if it's able to protect its bottom-line.
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In order to justify its current market valuation, investors need to take a big leap of faith that the millennials and later generations will forego ownership of a car and opt instead for reliance on a ridesharing service.
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It's worth remembering that it can take the slightest bit of uncertainty for a mother to forego breastfeeding, and it can take subtle alterations in wording of policy documents to alter chances of success on a global level.
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"Disney has already shown some disposition to forego short-term revenues in order to develop the streaming business, by pulling content from Netflix once its contract expires at the end of the calendar 2018 film slate," Quadrani said.
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Italy's competition watchdog said on Friday it had closed a probe into Enel for alleged market abuse on the country's dispatching market after the Italian utility committed to forego income from power sales to power grid operator Terna.
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There is evidence that is already happening, the brief notes, likely because those who don't receive subsidies that help pay for insurance have had to bear the brunt of premium increases, and could decide to forego coverage instead.
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Rather, suggest to everyone in your gift-giving circle — whether that means your family, an immediate friend group or whoever you spend your holidays with — that you forego giving gifts and instead, supplement the holidays with new traditions.
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As for Zuckerberg and Sandberg, Cramer recommended the two forego any salary or stock options until the investigations are finished, and to make friends in Washington, in the lawyer community and among the late-night talk show crowd.
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"The committee is also examining PREPA's decision to forego the activation of the mutual assistance program," they wrote, referring to the American Public Power Association's program allowing utilities to call upon other utilities to help with disaster recovery.
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So far, the paper markets for iron ore and steel have been happy to forego a cautious approach to the outlook in 2017, but optimism in the face of contradictory data may well lead to a sharp reality check.
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Textron opted to forego sales in the latest quarter, rather than cut prices, Chief Executive Scott Donnelly said, adding the company would make fewer of certain Cessna models this year and spend less on the aviation unit, its biggest.
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Keen to tout his North Korea policy as a success ahead of his 2020 reelection bid, Trump has sought to play down the missile launches, saying they do not violate Kim's pledge to forego nuclear and long-range tests.
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" — Dylan Byers (@DylanByers) January 9, 2017 Trump announced in a statement Monday that his son-in-law will serve as senior advisor to the president and that Kushner has "chosen to forego his salary while serving in the administration.
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A slew of major meat importers issued bans after Brazilian federal police unveiled on March 17 an investigation into alleged payments to government health officials by meat processing companies to forego inspections and ignore abuses, codenamed "Operation Weak Flesh".
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When her daughter's cancer came back after a lengthy remission in the spring of 2006 – with 0 percent of a cure – she opted to forego any kind of treatment for the summer and just let her be a kid.
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After studying law and photography at Pai Chai University in Daejeon, South Korea, Kim decided to forego a legal career and focus on images, and soon began working as an assistant and photographer at a commercial studio in Seoul.
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Pitchfork's rather cruel 'no return' policy (you can't leave once you're in) means that my friends have decided to forego early sets for pre-drinking, so I'll be waiting around for two hours by myself after this set ends.
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Since the ATCA's passage, Palestinian officials — who are facing at least one outstanding ATA judgment for more than $600 million in damages — have opted to forego any U.S. foreign assistance whatsoever for fear of being exposed to ATA liability.
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Uber and Lyft aren&apost necessarily the enemy Uber&aposs business segment is growing quickly and assumedly eating into plenty of rental-car demand (not to mention leisure travelers who forego a car in favor of hailing a ride).
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Most of all, she criticized the company for offering a credit monitoring product that at first would have forced users to forego their rights to sue the company and would cost money after a year if it wasn't canceled.
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But freelancers earning a living wage face a tough choice: either stomach the higher monthly premiums or forego insurance all together, which can cost you tens of thousands of dollars or more if you have an unexpected medical emergency.
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In it, a bright-but-confused student named Raymond has to forego a big-deal medical internship he'd fought hard to get in order to take care of his mother, who has broken her leg and is largely immobile.
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As more companies across nearly every industry accommodate an increasing number of employees wishing to forego the morning commute and office pantry footfall, remote work has become an increasingly easy and breathlessly viable option for many who seek it.
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So what makes the rooms at Jade so alluring that you'd forego the tropical beauty of St. Lucia — an island of tall mountains covered in lush foliage, surrounded by the shimmering Caribbean Sea — for the confines of four walls?
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After threatening during the campaign to label China a currency manipulator, Mr. Trump decided to forego that step as he cultivated a personal relationship with Mr. Xi. In April, the president ordered an investigation into the world steel market.
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Many of Blood & Truth's action moments forego cover-based shooting in favor of the run-and-gun, complete with slow-mo flourish moments where you jump through a window or across an empty space (shooting the whole time, naturally).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Baseball pitcher Sean Doolittle has decided to forego a trip to the White House to celebrate the Washington Nationals' World Series victory, saying he "just can't" celebrate with President Donald Trump, the Washington Post reported on Saturday.
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But some reviewers have taken issue with aspects of the car's unorthodox features, such Tesla's choice to forego a traditional instrument cluster in front of the driver in favor of a large monitor in the center of the dashboard.
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AquaSonic Black Series Toothbrush & Travel Case With 8 Dupont Brush Heads If you want to forego the cool charging glass while you're out and about, you can pick up this set, which also includes the AquaSonic Black Series Toothbrush.
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And despite what seemed like a happy ending after a contentious season, viewers couldn't help but feel a little stung when Galavis opted not only to forego a finale proposal but also refused to profess his love for Nikki Ferrell.
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The White House is reportedly working on an executive order to target drug prices, but, as Politico reported this summer, the order is expecting to be industry friendly and forego provisions like Medicare negotiations and drug reimportation that drug manufacturers oppose.
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Sparacino says that Efron was willing to forego the wig and bleach his real hair, so she called in a favor to a friend in Miami, who was willing to open up her salon after hours to color Efron's hair.
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So, sometimes I feel bitter, as though I'm expected to forego every cultural celebration at home for a celebration in the U.S. that I feel the need to have a personal stake in even when I really don't have one.
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If Valve wants to find objectionable content and then forego their cut while keeping the games available for download that's one thing, and they can probably stick by the words in their blog post a bit more as a result.
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"It will have a dire humanitarian impact, forcing some families to forego [sic] critical life-saving health care and nutrition," the National Immigration Law Center — which plans to file a lawsuit — said in a statement after the rule was announced Monday.
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During the interview, Musk admitted that he knows very little about the politics driving the debate around power generation in the country, where skyrocketing utility costs are causing some people to forego the use of electricity entirely to avoid massive bills.
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"I cannot leave the US for now as I wouldn't be able to reenter and would thus effectively forego my Bachelor's which would render me unable to work in the field I am educated in," he told Gizmodo in an email.
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And for the postcard idea to work, millions of Americans would need to stop itemizing their deductions — such as charitable donations and mortgage interest, for example — and also forego additional tax credits like the child tax credit that Ivanka and Sen.
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Not only are these guidelines voluntary (meaning car makers could choose to forego implementing a special driver mode), but if the terms seem too onerous, users will just opt to not connect their phones to their car to begin with.
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The decision to forego specific save states and go to these unlock points instead was made because the team at Owlchemy and Adult Swim Games think that this will be a game people will want to show off to their friends.
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Some sixteen copy editors are due to forego leave and be on hand in the coming weeks to process final rules expected from dozens of agencies, said an official familiar with the operation, but not authorized to speak to the media.
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Faltering overseas demand and weak consumer spending could keep policymakers under pressure to forego a twice-delayed tax hike in October, although a rebound in manufacturers' confidence may ease some fears of a recession in the world's third-largest economy.
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Typically, a person charged cash bail has two options: forego payment and stay in jail until their matter is resolved in court, or enter into a contract with a bail bond company to avoid jail time while waiting to be arraigned.
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BRUSSELS, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Greece should deliver on the promises it had made to its international lenders under its bailout, the European Commission said on Friday when asked whether Greece was free to forego a planned pensions cut in 2019.
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For instance, the LizardStresser botnet captures its targets by attempting default credentials on devices it finds on the Shodan search engine, which happens to be a very effective tactic because most consumers forego changing default factory settings on IoT devices.
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Seaport Global initiated coverage of Lyft with a "sell" rating and a $42 price target, with analyst Michael Ward calling the stock's current valuation a "leap of faith" that consumers will forego owning cars in favor of using ride-hailing services.
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"In consultation with the NFLPA and his lawyers, and after careful deliberation and review of the recent 2nd Circuit decisions, Mr. Elliott has decided to forego any further appeals and will serve the remaining suspension," his agents said in a statement.
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Still, Wagner's decision to forego a Senate bid -- in a solidly red state the last few cycles -- also reflects the reluctance of some Republicans to raise their political profile in what looks to be a caustic and challenging election cycle.
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The other holds that you have a finite amount of willpower and if you spend a significant amount of energy avoiding, say, cookies early in the day, you will have less later on to motivate you to forego taking an Uber.
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For years, labels have feared that as streaming services grew in power and scope, there could come a time when some artists could choose to forego working with the labels and engage directly with a streaming service to reach their fans.
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If, say, The Skimm actually decided to forego the links that accompany all of their newsletters, they truly would be creating a reductive space to make the news dumber for people who might not get it in many other ways.
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The answer for the United States is not to run from these issues, or to cede the Middle East to Iran, nor is it to forego pressure for meaningful reform or use realism as a carte blanche for bad behavior.
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Many gallerists shelled out for booths at two or even three fairs in the hope of snagging those collectors who increasingly forego visiting galleries altogether, preferring the one-stop shopping experience of a "curated" selection featuring a mere hundred-plus galleries.
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A serious limitation of the FMLA is that the leaves are unpaid; workers who need time off to provide urgently needed care for their families often face economic challenges caused by the loss of wages or forego the leave altogether.
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This is made possible by a 2013 Colorado law that loosens up the use-it-or-lose-it rule by allowing a water user enrolled in an approved conservation program to forego some water use without losing any water rights.
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"There is always risk taking (the company) through bankruptcy, but we believed that it was a better path with more upside versus liquidating, where the recovery is pretty minimal and you forego any upside opportunities," said Searchlight partner Eric Sondag.
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While a slot was tentatively held for the rapper for September 13 should he decide to show a collection, it was confirmed this week that he will instead forego his usual stylish spectacle for a presentation at a later date.
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By saving content for its own platforms, Disney estimates a decrease in year-over-year operating income of $150 million this fiscal year because it will forego licensing revenue from others, Chief Financial Officer Christine McCarthy said on a conference call.
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"NIFLA is entitled to counsel women to choose alternatives to abortion and to forego contraception, but it is not entitled to keep them in the dark about their rights under state law and publicly funded services the state offers," they argued.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte warned on Monday that Islamic State militants driven out of Syria and Iraq could set up in his country, and if that happened he would forego human rights obligations to keep his people safe.
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Not to mention the "playdate arrangement shuffle" when moms will forego finalizing details with the man literally in front of them at school pick up in lieu of texting me, the woman they rarely see, who will surely get it right.
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I don't see the wealthy — and most people reading this likely count among the global wealthy — agreeing to forego the pleasures of a wealthy lifestyle on behalf of future generations, at least not at any real scale, any time soon.
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One way to do that, Moncata said, would be to forego the requirement for an eight-hour period of 20-foot waves, a swell with the consistency and amplitude that seems to come around only every five or six years.
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If someone who's financially struggling sees his situation as temporary, and it's human nature not to bet against oneself, it's often easier to forego the paperwork and back-and-forth calls with one's servicer and take the late fee hit.
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According to this ethic, he said, hunters hike rather than use all-terrain vehicles; they use bows and arrows rather than high-powered rifles with telescopic sights; and by all means, they forego airplanes for the purpose of locating prey.
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It would require sit-down restaurants in the state—but not fast food or fast-casual restaurants—to forego the automatic distribution of straws with each drink; rather, a customer would have to ask for a straw to get one.
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We're no stranger to the biscuits that pop out of a cardboard tube (although they still make us flinch), but making them yourself is easy enough that you should forego the refrigerated aisle in the grocery store just this once.
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"In the current system, patients enrolled in Medicaid in many states have to sell their personal belongings or forego paying rent to afford abortions," said Rachel Cannon, a Massachusetts-based OB/GYN and a fellow at Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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There, too, I confess I opted to forego a night of sacrifice and sleep in a bed-and-breakfast, albeit a bare-bones room operated by the restaurant that had provided our dinner, rather than roughing it on the ground.
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MILAN, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Benetton-controlled Atlantia is offering to forego majority ownership of its highway unit under a proposal aimed at resolving a dispute with the Italian government over its motorway concession, two sources close to the matter said.
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Ranging in size from 291 to 371 square feet, you'll forego some extra space and a living area and soaking tub, but enjoy the same amenities such as a Nespresso machine, minibar, down bedding, plush robes, and Hollywood Hills views.
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Hoping to stem the flow, UBS has reportedly offered to cut costs for investors willing to stay in the fund and to forego management fees for new investments, the Journal added citing an analyst presentation to the City of Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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If your dad is the backyard-party-throwing type, forego the grill equipment (predictable) and get him a projector to show those movies on the side of his house while he uses the sixteen pairs of grill tongs everyone else got him.
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Concerns about EV battery costs and components have prompted many automakers to develop a variety of lower emissions technologies, but Klein said that Nissan would largely forego plug-in hybrids and hydrogen fuel cell technologies, given their low cost-performance at the moment.
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While the photo is no doubt a stunning, stripped down portrayal of a duo we're accustomed to seeing so done up, the choice to forego fashion credits altogether is a peculiar one, especially for an issue that's supposed to be about, well, clothes.
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"Heartbroken doesn't come close to describing the pain I feel at not being in your lives in the future, but I would never change or forego the time we have spent together and the immense joy you have brought me," she continues.
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Many land management experts in the region are skeptical that governments accustomed to centralized power will allow local leadership on such a critical issue as land restoration, and whether they are prepared to forego huge donor investments to support low cost initiatives.
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As Aparna Sinha, who is the Kubernetes group product manager at Google, said in her conference keynote, enterprise companies want some level of certainty that earlier adopters were willing to forego to take a plunge into the new and exciting world of containers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Air Force Secretary Deborah James on Friday unveiled the first image of a new Northrop Grumman Corp long-range bomber and said it would be designated the B-21, as losing bidder Boeing Co said it would forego further challenges.
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The sanctuary has green grass, ponds, large barns, and an indoor pool, and its staff relies on a hands-off approach known as "protected contact," in which they forego bullhooks in favor of safety barriers and let elephants basically do what they want.
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"Disclosing a vulnerability can mean that we forego an opportunity to collect crucial intelligence that could thwart a terrorist attack," White House Cybersecurity Coordinator Michael Daniel said in a 2014 blog post outlining how the government decides whether to pass along vulnerabilities.
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One option, for example, examined the savings if the administration decided to forego a new generation of nuclear cruise missiles — low-flying weapons with stubby wings that, when dropped from a bomber, hug the ground to avoid enemy radars and air defenses.
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She was among the crowd of Tom Ford spectators that chose to forego most of the New York events in favor of an extended, sun-drenched stay in California, making it back only for day six's Michael Kors and Marc Jacobs shows.
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The ECB may be willing temporarily to forego its requirement to pre-approve the financial models banks use to determine risks, provided that these models have already been approved in Britain, ECB board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger told bank executives, confirming a Reuters exclusive.
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If the thought of tuning out in this way scares you terribly, try to challenge yourself with these questions, what's the worst thing that could happen if you severely limited or even forego the news for one day, or even a half-day?
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One source who would not be identified told the Times that Mueller would likely allow Bannon to forego the grand jury appearance and instead be interviewed by investigators in a less formal setting — suggesting that the move could be a negotiating tactic.
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We saw firsthand how parallel policy-making processes, one for counterterrorism and another for everything else, often made conflicting recommendations — for example, over whether to strike terrorist targets in a given country or forego military action that could undermine the host government.
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Insurance waivers are a potential problem The Senate bill makes it easier for governors and insurance commissioners, with permission from their state legislatures, to apply for waivers allowing insurers to forego covering a list of services, such as maternity care and mental healthcare.
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Even worse, you're already asking yourself if you should forego passion and try to make things work with a guy who told you he doesn't want to get married, and this is after you guys made out one time—that doesn't sound good!
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A third-way fudge is conceivable, but it's obvious that we haven't got "enterprise" balanced with "regulation", or private with public ownership, mainly because the rich won't forego any of their advantages, and, in authoritarian states, because incumbent parties and elites won't share power.
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With a new OPEC deciding to forego its geopolitical differences in the name of economic survival and a new U.S. President-elect with a decidedly pro-business, less regulatory bias cabinet, are we about to see a new and improved oil market in 2230?
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Vankyo Portable Projector If your dad is the backyard-party-throwing type, forego the grill equipment (predictable) and get him a projector to show those movies on the side of his house while he uses the sixteen pairs of grill tongs everyone else got him.
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Germany's flagship lender said on Friday that its top 21121 managers would forego payouts for 21 after the bank said it lost 20.8115 million euros, the third annual loss in a row and more than the 497 million euros it had reported in February.
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After all, Saturday's game was added proof that no matter how hard women work — how successful we become, how unmatched we are in our achievements, how famous and powerful our names are in the world — if we forego our niceness, we risk losing it all.
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Amazon warehouse workers are forced to pee in bottles or forego their bathroom breaks entirely because fulfillment demands are too high, according to journalist James Bloodworth, who went undercover as an Amazon worker for his book, Hired: Six Months Undercover in Low-Wage Britain.
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"In order to justify its current market valuation, investors need to take a big leap of faith that the millennials and later generations will forego ownership of a car and opt instead for reliance on a ridesharing service," Seaport said in an investor note.
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" Conversely, the Florida Supreme Court ruled in 2014 that "requiring a cell phone user to turn off their cell phone … places an unreasonable burden on the user to forego necessary use of his cell phone, a device now considered essential by much of the populace.
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Eco-tourism has been a buzzword in the travel industry for some time now, with more and more hotels giving guests the option to reuse their sheets or to forego housekeeping entirely in an effort to "protect the environment" (and, let's be honest, save money).
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At first, European creditors did not want to forego Greece's debt, while at a later stage their estimations were different from the IMF's — meaning that they haven't managed to agree on how far the measures will have to go to make Greece's debt more sustainable.
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If your only option for receiving healthcare requires you to wait for hours while surrounded by people in cardiac arrest or victims of automobile accidents and gunshot wounds, you'll do what most people without health coverage do: forego care until there truly is an emergency.
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Leaders of Italy's ruling coalition of the far-right League Matteo Salvini and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement Luigi Di Maio have been promising to cut taxes, introduce a universal income, lower the pension age and forego a value added tax increase next year.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Even as a new party under a populist female leader scrambles the outlook for Japan's general election next month, one thing is clear: the winner will loosen a grip on the government's runaway debt as lawmakers forego higher taxes or boost spending.
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PARIS, March 27 (Reuters) - The French government will ask companies in which the state has a stake not to pay dividends, Employment Minister Muriel Penicaud said on Friday, upping pressure on firms across France to forego payouts as they deal with the coronavirus crisis.
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In remarks to the news media in mid-October, Robert E. Lighthizer, the United States trade representative, said that businesses should be ready to forego some of the advantages they receive under Nafta as the United States seeks to negotiate a better deal for workers.
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Julia McClain Downey, the director of state communications for Booker's campaign, said that the New Jersey senator decided to forego a run in Vermont due to the state's requirement that a candidate win at least 2628 percent in order to be awarded any delegates.
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The documents reportedly show that state and local officials are willing to forego decades of tax receipts for the potential economic gain they anticipate will come if Amazon decides to bring its new headquarters, referred to as HQ2, to the Detroit and Windsor, Canada, area.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her fellow Democratic leaders decided to forego adding another article on obstruction of justice related to the Mueller investigation, probably to keep the impeachment focus tight and appease moderate members who are still on the fence about the whole situation.
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The New York Times opted to cover it as more of a news event than a fashion one, sending a Pulitzer-winning photographer to "capture the realities and personalities," and New York magazine's The Cut decided to forego its usual ranking of red carpet looks altogether.
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MoviePass set out to be a data company that offers Groupon-like deals for businesses around theaters, drives business to underdog films, increases spending at concession stands, and generally encourages more people to forego a night of Netflix in favor of heading out to the big screen.
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Typically, people who have solid financial support systems are the ones able to agree to a $0 paycheck just for the experience, while students from lower income families are forced to forego those opportunities to take gigs outside of their field that might lessen their financial stress.
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Basic Economy is essentially designed for those who plan to fly with nothing but the clothes they're wearing and a small backpack, or multiple people who are willing to forego sitting together and save a few bucks by fitting all their stuff into one checked luggage.
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Of course the best playbook of all — where possible — is for startups to grow fast enough and generate sufficiently large data sets in new markets to become incumbents themselves and forego dependencies on others (as, for example, Tesla has done for the emerging field of autonomous driving).
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Honestly, if I'm heading to the park with my kids and I know there'll be shade for me to sit in, I'll forego my own sunscreen application to expedite our departure, because it takes forever to get out of the house with my kids as it is.
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While there are undoubtedly women on the platform who believe being single leads to more donations, others end up harassed or uncomfortable regardless of whether or not they disclose their status — or they might forego disclosure for a wider variety of reasons than wanting more money.
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Last year, speculation over the band's decision to sign on for the high-profile performance brought controversy with some fans calling for them to forego the event in support Colin Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback who started the #TakeAKnee movement to protest racial injustices.
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A Reuters poll taken Wednesday after the Fed's latest two-day policy meeting showed primary dealers, the banks authorized to trade directly with the Fed, were uniform in the view that policy makers would forego an interest rate hike at their next meeting, on Sept. 22.25-23.75.
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"In order to justify its current market valuation, investors need to take a big leap of faith that the millennials and later generations will forego ownership of a car and opt instead for reliance on a ridesharing service," the analyst wrote in a note Tuesday morning.
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" As Khalid Abdalla pointed out in a Facebook statement, "By that logic, Cairo INTERNATIONAL film festival encourages Egyptian films to forego all opportunities for international screenings until they have premiered nationally at the very end of the year in which they premiere, thus being more INTERNATIONAL?!
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But read past the headline, and there's more to this than the clunky set-up:"This announcement marks the brand's pledge to forego retouching its male models in its underwear and swim images beginning holiday 2016," read this morning's press release on the big April Fools' reveal.
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Yet previously, too many people who tested positive for hepatitis C preferred to forego treatment and risk cirrhosis, hepatic cancer, liver damage, and/or organ failure, rather than undergo the harsh and largely ineffective regimen of chemotherapy required to attempt to rid their bodies of the virus.
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But e-commerce experts who monitor Amazon's marketplace say the delay appears to more severely affect non-Prime orders, which shows Amazon's willingness to forego shoppers who don't pay the monthly or annual fee for Prime as it grapples with supply-chain slowdowns amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Telfar chose to show earlier in Paris during Men's Fashion Week, Tom Ford debuted his fall collection in Los Angeles, Jeremy Scott will show in July during next season's haute couture calendar, and Maryam Nassir Zadeh chose to forego showing her fall season in a show format.
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If he ultimately decides to mount a bid for the White House, Bloomberg is expected to forego a campaign in the four early primary and caucus states that have historically defined presidential nominating contests and will instead double down on delegate-rich Super Tuesday states like California.
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Rather, it highlights the need to understand the mindset of billions of people all over the world whose economic situation makes it difficult for them to justify immediate costs to their well-being, or to forego advancement, in exchange for the diffuse future benefits of climate action, however important.
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Administrative Law Judge Keltner Locke in Alabama said that while employees can waive their procedural rights to bring legal claims in court rather than arbitration, they cannot forego their "substantive" rights under the National Labor Relations Act to discuss their working conditions, in a ruling published on Friday.
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So, in what appears to be an effort to either drum up some good publicity or curry favor with her new Verizon overlords, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer announced today that she has agreed to bravely forego both her bonus and her equity grant because of the security woes.
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Knowing this week was the last opportunity to test each of my remaining relationships before heading into the unknown waters of hometowns, I chose to forego a rose ceremony at the end of the week and give one rose on each of the four dates I had planned.
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Other solutions like the Philips Hue Tap use kinetic energy to forego batteries altogether, but I've found with that the charge can occasionally deplete to the point where you need to tap it a few times to get it to respond, so Logitech's battery solution is probably better overall.
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Graham's threat to forego rules that require at least two members of the minority party to be present to vote on legislation and speed up consideration of the bill has sparked fierce pushback from Democrats, who believe Republicans have nixed Senate rules when it benefits them politically. Sen.
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An HHS watchdog report last month raised concerns that none of the staff the camp were reportedly subject to an FBI fingerprint checks, the result of a waiver that allowed the refugee camp to forego rigorous background checks for staff that could have detected a history of child abuse.
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Though Japan officially allows fathers to take up to 52 weeks of paternity leave — making it the second-most generous country when it comes to paternity leave, after South Korea — a vast majority of fathers forego the leave, creating and continuing a toxic overwork culture in the country.
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After applying to compete in the Great Britain leg of the Miss Universe competition, the Muslim pageant trailblazer pushed the judging committee to allow her to forego wearing a bikini for the swim portion of the competition and instead compete in an outfit that accords with her religion: a kaftan.
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You can also just forego these Tribes and create tasks for your eyes only, but Mobrem claims that the social/sharing features, and the corresponding Chat feature, have seen some of the most usage in pre-launch testing, and are essentially the features that set WeDo apart from the rest.
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In such circumstances, consumers may choose to use one of our lower price-point products, such as UberPOOL, over a higher Gross Bookings per Trip offering, may choose to forego our offerings for lower-cost personal vehicle or public transportation alternatives, or may reduce total miles traveled as economic activity decreases.
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It is easy enough to imagine an alternate Obamacare which automatically enrolled every single uninsured person in a single public plan that paid for treatment in the event of injury or major illness, and then subsidized supplementary coverage, so poor and working class people wouldn't have to forego more routine care.
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This isn't a complaint, really — just because I won't forego sleeping in my own bed to wait in line for my favorite artist shouldn't prevent others from doing so — but it does mean that, for the more casual fan, a good spot in the crowd is a bit trickier to obtain.
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Shifting the discussion from scarcity to generosity, some have asked: What supportive care will be available for the patients who must forego a ventilator altogether, because none is available, or for the patients who must give up equipment because it offers no lasting benefit and others' lives depend upon it?
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On March 29, as the E.P.A. was about to publicly announce Mr. Pruitt's decision to forego the ban, an E.P.A. political employee asked in an email, "Did you run this by Ray Starling at the White House?" referring to the special assistant to the president for agriculture, trade and food assistance.
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Along with helping the pop star pen her hits "7 Rings" and "Thank U, Next," the singer-songwriter defended Grande's decision to forego the 2019 Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday following an argument she had with producers over her proposed performance, which had already been advertised on billboards promoting the show.
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But Magats reiterated his department's position — shared with PEOPLE in an earlier statement — that factors including Smollett's willingness to forfeit a $10,000 bond to the City of Chicago, along with voluntary community service Smollett had performed since he was charged, helped prosecutors decide to abandon their criminal case and forego a trial.
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Though Morton previously told PEOPLE that getting the opportunity to perform at the Super Bowl had been a "lifelong dream" of his as a musician, some fans called for the band to forego the event in support of former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick and the #TakeAKnee movement to protest racial injustices.
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I finished school early and decided to forego the graduation ceremony because I knew what I had to do — I would be going back to live with my parents, at least until my dad got better and I gained some sort of idea about what I wanted to do with my life.
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Likewise, a business that may be able to reach an audience beyond its physical location or the entrepreneur that is starting a business as a web-only platform must now make a choice of bearing the significant costs of what some think ADA compliance requires or forego customers and possibly the business itself.
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To be clear, I didn't feel quite as good about myself as I might have if I had done this zero waste thing for just a little longer (like, say, for a month or even a year) and had to forego buying makeup, hair products, and other plastic-ensconced not-totally-necessities.
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At the end of July, EDF said compensation for a Fessenheim closure would consist of a fixed and variable part, partly based on how much profit EDF would forego based on the assumption it could continue running the plant till 2041 and based on market prices and the effective costs at similar 900 megawatt plants.
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Founders face incredible pressure to keep up with the fundraising of their peers, so they are constantly seeking capital (or finding it foisted upon them!) Investors race to put money into companies before their valuations spike into unicorn territory, so they are willing to forego certain things (aka metrics) to get ahead of their competitors.
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In case you're scared that McGregor and Mayweather are the kinds of fighters who, when faced with the biggest challenge of their professional careers, forego the temptations of verbal confrontations and meaningless photo opportunities for the sake of monkish devotion to training and the philosophy of asceticism, well then you're clearly not paying attention.
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In its quest for quick passage of fundamental tax reform — the better to defeat opponents of the elimination of sundry loopholes, whose forces are even now massing on the border — the House will forego a conference to reconcile differences with the Senate, and will instead vote Thursday on the Senate-passed budget resolution, as is.
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TailorX study — A large trial involving 10,200 women detailed Sunday in the New England Journal of Medicine found that 23% of women with the most common type of breast cancer benefit just as much from hormone therapy as they do with chemo added to the therapy, so many patients may opt to forego chemo.
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Originally, the NCAA had planned to continue with the basketball tournament by hosting games in empty arenas (fans would be barred from attending), but as exposure posed an increasing threat to player safety, and conferences like the Atlantic Coast Conference (home to legacy teams like Duke) backed out, they decided to forego the tourney altogether.
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If you (a) forego 10 hamburgers to purchase an investment; (b) receive dividends which, after tax, buy two hamburgers; and (c) receive, upon sale of your holdings, after-tax proceeds that will buy eight hamburgers, then (d) you have had no real income from your investment, no matter how much it appreciated in dollars.
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Right now, the deal in place is a best-case scenario for the Thunder, and a momentous signal to general manager Sam Presti, head coach Billy Donovan, and the rest of Oklahoma City that Westbrook is committed—and enough of a believer in the roster that Presti recently overhauled—to forego free agency next July.
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Well, that's option number three: The Plan: Health savings accountsWhy It's a Bad Idea: Recently, Republican Representative Bill Huizenga proudly recounted the story of when his son fell from a trampoline and his family decided to forego a trip to the ER, because of the "cost difference" of taking him to his doctor the next day.
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It's arguable that, despite the continual complaints from users who are interrupted in the middle of work or come back to their PCs to find it has shut down without saving work, forced updates are better in the aggregate—the alternative is that a significant percentage of users will put off critical updates or simply forego them altogether.
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Facebook will forego 30% share of Instant Games in-app revenue on Android Facebook is trying to give a boost to Instant Games, which feel like they're going nowhere, at least in the United States: At the outset, Facebook said developers would receive 70 percent of the Instant Games revenue, with 30 percent going to Facebook.
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"Presumably, at the time that you make the decision on the balance sheet you might want to forego the decision on short-term rates just to make sure that the balance sheet doesn't turn out to be a bigger decision than you thought you were making," New York Fed President William Dudley said at a luncheon.
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Online food ordering service Seamless announced that it would be deferring its commission fees for independent restaurants struggling to stay in business as the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread across the US. In an emailed statement, Seamless said that the move came in response to declining restaurant sales as more and more people forego eating out for takeout.
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It was difficult to believe that Mr. Trump, a showman who makes little secret of his love of all things militaristic, would forego a chance to visit the site, a staple of presidential trips to the region in the past, particularly during a trip dominated by talks about how to confront the threat from North Korea.
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Webb, 43, has played in three majors this year and had planned to compete in this week's Evian Championship, but when she was informed that she was receiving an upgrade in her Order of Australia — bestowed on citizens of the Commonwealth for achievements and meritorious service — Webb had to forego her spot in the L.P.G.A.'s final season major.
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While most of the comments haven't yet been publicly posted online, it's fair to say that most of the activity around the proposal has come from outraged immigrant-rights and economic-justice groups — as well as medical associations deeply concerned about the potential for families to forego necessary health services for fear of jeopardizing their immigration status.
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Trump recently told Fox News Sunday that he'd likely forego some of the meetings because he is a "smart person" who does not need "to be told the same thing in the same words every single day for the next eight years" — a view, Obama said, that will likely change once the 70-year-old business mogul is sworn in as president.
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Because Uber has been able to raise extraordinary sums of money, it's been able to forego the regional M&A consolidation that's going on in the food-delivery industry (presumably because it believes it can offer cheap enough rides for long enough that it will simply outlast competitors, even though it's losing a billion dollars each year in China alone).
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" The 900-word statement from FSG – a direct address to fans – went on to note that, "A great many of you have objected strongly to the £77 price level of our most expensive GA (general admission) seats and expressed a clear expectation that the club should forego any increased revenue from raising prices on GA tickets in the current environment.
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She makes sure to include a highlighted warning that we urge you to heed: Forego the mint or other flavored floss offerings and go for the most basic of strings so that you don't have to worry about the liner formula smudging (a scented, oily residue is not ideal for a long-lasting eyeliner look; plus, it could be irritating).
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ABOUT CONNECTICUT (22011-284: 260-11): Senior guard Rodney Purvis, who opted to forego the NBA draft, led the team in scoring last season with 12.8 points per game and Brimah, a 7-footer who ranked second in the country with 3.5 blocks per game as a sophomore, returns after his sub-par junior season failed to enhance his professional prospects.
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"As more than three-quarters of American adults now own smartphones, including many who depend on these devices for their primary connection to the internet, an anticompetitive acquisition in the wireless market could result in higher prices for American consumers or force some people to forego their internet connection altogether," the senators wrote in a letter to the two regulators.
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Simple maths suggests that if you forego 10 percent of your output you need at least an 11-percent increase in prices to compensate for the lost revenue, meaning Brent would have to rise about $60 a barrel and stay there for it to make financial sense for the Saudis to carry the bulk of the burden of lowering OPEC's output.
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The Trump administration's revised Title X rule has not only forced hundreds of clinics that provide comprehensive reproductive healthcare to forego federal funding—pushing at least two of them to shutter so far—but it's also allowed that money to go to organizations that are openly opposed to evidence-based methods of preventing STIs and unintended pregnancy, namely condoms and birth control.
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Behind him, Smollett left a city at odds over the state's attorney's decision to abandon their criminal case and forego a trial, which the office previously explained in a statement obtained by PEOPLE had been made considering factors including Smollett's willingness to forfeit a $10,000 bond to the City of Chicago as well as voluntary community service the actor had performed since he was charged.
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Windows 10 S only runs Windows Store apps and unless an application like iTunes is available in the store, those users who want to buy a Surface Laptop, for example, either have to upgrade to Windows 10 Pro (which may not always be an option) or forego syncing their iPhones with their new Windows PC. Details about this arrangement with Apple remain vague, though.
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"Because former Secretary Clinton chose to forego using State's official government system, which is governed by strict federal cybersecurity guidelines, the Committees have questions about whether the level of security of Secretary Clinton's private server and email account is comparable to the standards prescribed by the [National Institute of Standards and Technology] framework," the lawmakers wrote, referring to a set of federal guidelines for digital security.
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" Lawyers for the private groups challenging the new policy, relying on estimates published by the Department of Homeland Security, wrote that "the rule will cause hundreds of thousands of individuals and households, in many cases noncitizens not even subject to public charge scrutiny, to forego public benefits for which they are eligible, out of fear and confusion about the consequences for their immigration status of accepting such benefits.
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