Sentence examples for and the foregoing of from inspiring English sources

In its statement on Sunday, BHP outlined a host of concessions it had been willing to make to secure passage of the deal, including investments in Saskatchewan and the foregoing of tax breaks.

Some of it is about the deprivation they endured - the foregoing of bananas and pineapples, for instance, which are banned on the grounds that exotic fruits are the Humvees of the food world.

Nor is the foregoing of bonuses by men who have already trousered millions.

All the foregoing, of course, assumes that the course has been approved by your board of education.

He voted to allow the foregoing of buffer zones, a requirement that keeps mining debris out of waterways.

There is an interesting connection between Peirce's tychism, his view that there is objective spontaneity in the universe, and the foregoing account of probability.

The following constitute a "start up" set of objections and replies concerning relative identity and/or aspects of the foregoing account of relative identity and its rival.

To understand the continued outrage and "righteous indignation" of the black community of Ferguson is to understand the excessive policing and harassing, segregation, unequal political representation, and an unsurprising (given the foregoing) lack of economic mobility that has become a constant for blacks in Ferguson.

On the basis of the foregoing discussion of emergence, it is possible to put the role of chaos in complex systems into its proper perspective.

America's first non-white male president strung together the foregoing list of firsts IN SPITE of his race, ethnicity, and last name.

If the foregoing line of reasoning is correct, then the notion of a true "counterfactual of freedom" is incoherent.