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In one chapter, you cite the example of the TVS Group, a company in Southern India, which recognized that foregoing short-term benefits sometimes helps you gain long-term advantages.
At a recent event at my CSIS day job, one panelist aptly called this problem of foregoing important long term projects "Not in My Term of Office" or "NIMTO".
Much of the foregoing literature uses the term "community" for a variety of social and spatial groupings existing for a wide variety of purposes.
"But in terms of foregoing X amount of compensation and figuring out what return it should be worth?
The foregoing poses serious longer-term risks to the survival of some endangered states, to the security of the global commons, and to global stability at large.
Responses from student leaders also indicated that their involvement had 'opportunity costs' in terms of foregoing other activities - including studying and non-educational pursuits.
Part two focuses principally upon the Carolingian era and its aftermath in six chapters which include a review of the eighth century, the impact of Rome on Charlemagne's Aachen, private patronage and personal taste, the monastic realm, the innovation of later Carolingian architecture, and an epilogue that examines the architecture at the turn of the millennium in terms of the foregoing history.
