He quickly made peace with Spain (Feb. 13, 1668), forgoing advantages that might have been expected from the Portuguese victories of 1663 65.
"Since EU countries sell us twice as much as we sell them, tariffs will produce a surplus for the UK – but we're a free trading nation, so we're happy to forgo this advantage.
Should we therefore encourage parents to forgo all advantages for their own children, giving the money they save instead to a scholarship fund for any needy students?
With GBR's most recent race-winner Olly Jarvis testing with his Japanese F3 team and Oliver Turvey racing in the final rounds of Italian Formula Renault in Monza, one of my key dilemmas ahead of last weekend was whether to find another rookie to represent the team or forgo the advantages of running in Friday morning's rookie session.
compared to other materials such as steel or glass, it is not necessary to forgo those advantages to avoid release into foodstuffs or the environment of chemicals having EA that may have potential adverse effects on our health or the health of future generations.
It will mean forgoing the advantage of surprise, a move that could be hazardous — Bob is much bigger than she is — but she wishes to be more than fair.
Trade Union and Socialist Coalition (Tusc) London Assembly candidate Nick Wrack, a barrister at Tooks Chambers, demonstrates similar levels of conviction, having forgone the advantage that being a lawyer would usually afford in politics to fit into his party's culture.
If the editorialists are anything to go by, it seems that Germans are ready to forgo a competitive advantage for the sake of ethical rigour.
The Soviet government was not prepared to forgo the strategic advantages of maintaining forces in Austria as long as it perceived Germany to be a threat.
To use one and not another may forgo or convey an advantage in some situations, but none embodies every aspect of news — content, promptness, and analysis.
Not that we "haves" should forgo all of the advantages in life to atone for our wealth.
