The government needs the extra revenues, which most of the provinces have now agreed to forego, for its new debt plan to have any chance of working.
Mining and associated infrastructure developments can present themselves as economic opportunities that are difficult to forego for developing and industrialised countries alike.
The time equivalent (TE) is the mean maximum time a respondent was willing to forego for an improvement in a single risk attribute.
In cases where land owners do not perceive a direct benefit from maintaining the full range of environmental services obtained from natural coastal ecosystems, these land owners may require compensation for revenues foregone from the decision to maintain natural areas.
33 However, our Bamako scheme is unusual in that it provides a small monetary compensation to counteract what would otherwise be foregone revenue for the traditional healer.
The principle of individual choice is that, at least if no other party is affected, it is rational for an individual to incur costs for herself (or to forego benefits for herself) if doing so will spare her greater costs (or provide her with greater benefits).
According to Rawls, the utilitarian holds that by parity of reasoning it is rational for a member of society to incur costs for herself (or to forego benefits for herself) if doing so will spare any member of society greater costs (or provide any member of society with greater benefits).
Bottega Veneta have always foregone company branding for an understated personal monogram - "When your own initials are enough" has been their line since the 70s, when fashion was first obsessed with logos.
