As we are ushered into the dimly lit snooker hall by Paul, a semi-professional player and our coach for the morning, Mum and I look longingly towards the door, berating the fact that we are forfeiting time in the sun for a few hours of snooker tuition.
I sat attached to my machines, typing to keep my editors at bay, forfeiting time, staring at the photograph of Ambrosio, day after day.
Those are some of the highlights from "All Work and No Pay: The Impact of Forfeited Time Off," a report released on Tuesday about the benefits of taking earned time off, conducted by Oxford Economics for the U.S. Travel Association, a trade group.
Further, an adequate period of reimprisonment pursuant to the reparole guidelines at 28 CFR 2.21, and an adequate period of renewed supervision following release from reimprisonment or reinstatement to supervision, must be available without forfeiting street time.
He kept trying to get my attention; I kept trying to "play" while really doing laundry and emails, forfeiting precious time with my child.
Since circumstances with kids tend to lead to forfeiting personal time, a predictable agenda, and sometimes relational growth, being able to regain any of the above will lessen their effect, decrease the power of the triggered frustration, and encourage ways to rise above any given moment.
A game is won when one player gets checkmated, resigns, forfeits on time or when an illegal move is made in which the offending side is caught.
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If you are not careful, all of the sudden you'll find yourself deep in thought reading toaster reviews, forfeiting your favorite time with your family.
Unfortunately, workers do not seem to realize that forfeiting their vacation time comes at the expense of their overall health, well-being and relationships".
Individuals might feel pressured and confused by the two options confronting them: on the one hand, dropping out of medicine and forfeiting all the time, effort and money spent on schooling towards that aim; and on the other, reluctantly accepting the occupational risks, which may look frightening to the individual at that moment.
