What the government seems to have missed is an opportunity for an access policy based on one of the main arguments for a right to roam the countryside: that urban taxpayers support the countryside by shelling out a fortune in agricultural and forestry subsidies, not to mention the taxes forgone in exemptions from inheritance tax and local council rates for working estates.
"The length of your sentence is based on your willingness to forgo your right to trial, not what you did or your culpability," said Jamie Fellner, author of a Human Rights Watch report about the abuse of prosecutorial power titled An Offer You Can't Refuse.
Forgoing treatments based on consideration of the patient's QOL may be unacceptable for proponents of such perspectives.
Angel Vasquez, for example, resisted when his urologist told him that he could forgo treatment based on his low Gleason score and P.S.A. levels.
Get out too early and you might forgo the reasonable returns based on current performance and the book value of the assets that are notionally exploitable.
There is an extensive literature based on questionnaire and epidemiological surveys exploring attitudes of intensive care physicians on forgoing treatments.
The value for lost productivity was calculated based on the average earnings of those whose productivity was forgone.
The N.C.A.A. board of directors' decision to go outside its usual process for dealing with infractions, forgoing a long investigation, and authorize sanctions based on the findings of an outside investigation is considered unprecedented.
We've rearranged our lives, worried endlessly, and forgone countless career opportunities based on a few statistics about women who resided in thatched-roof huts and never saw a lightbulb.
The interpretation is that forgoing active treatments for end-of-life patients based on improvement or maintenance of the patient's QOL is more beneficial than continuation of treatments that may potentially harm the patient.
