There's a lot these folks seem to be missing about why it could be good for the country if people chose to forego working hours equivalent to about 2.5 million jobs due to Obamacare, as the Congressional Budget Office estimated could happen 10 years from now in a report released Tuesday.
Powell has foregone work to care for her son, who needs round-the-clock attention and is frequently hospitalized.
In a survey conducted by The Conductors Guild, 70% of orchestral conductors polled stated that, because of copyright restoration, they had to forego performing works that used to be in the public domain, but are now subject to restored copyrights.
But it may well be that sometimes adherence to FEO requires us to forego hierarchy that would work to the advantage of the worst off.
Old users forget to visit the site, new sign ups are never roped in, and Flickr, who increased member sign-ups substantially in 2010, will forego months of solid work when new members don't come back".
For breast cancer, a large body of research already available in the public domain allowed us to forego our own microarray work; instead we mined publicly available expression data in tissues of breast cancer and normal healthy controls.
They say that you have to sacrifice the whole day and forego a lot of work.
This approach, by manufacturing individual components, circumvents the otherwise complex manufacturing steps of creating a finished nanomedicine as a stable pharmaceutical product and may significantly reduce the cost of manufacturing and forego the complex development work it would involve.
The nearly half day waiting time caused them to forego income from not working, particularly among those patients who had fixed-hour jobs and were required to be absent from work to receive treatment.
Regardless of which side wins this class struggle, the real losers are the students who are forced to forego the classroom and work-placement time for which many of them particularly international students—are paying quite dearly.
