Sentence examples for forgo its right from inspiring English sources

Offering a strong signal that it wants to settle its antitrust case in Europe, Microsoft has told the European Commission that it will forgo its right to a hearing next month, company officials and European regulators said yesterday.

S4 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 An Overture From Microsoft Microsoft offered a strong signal that it wanted to settle its antitrust case in Europe, telling the European Commission that it would forgo its right to a hearing next month.

It will also forgo its right to audit and guide Japan's 700 local farm co-operatives, which will be prodded towards greater independence.

It is rare for a defendant to forgo its right to a hearing, said Amelia Torres, a commission spokeswoman on competition matters.

The main sticking-point had been the refusal of America's Food and Drug Administration to forgo its right to approve all products sold in the United States.

The union is important, but England can't be the only British nation that has to forgo its right to take its own decisions for the sake of the union.

Iran needs to be told that if it forgoes its rights as a signatory of the existing international Non-Proliferation Treaty, the Security Council will ensure that Israel becomes a signatory and surrenders its nuclear weapons.

Jeter was willing to forgo his right to become a free agent next fall and perhaps make more than $200 million.

Like almost every officer tried in the Bronx in recent years, Officer Conway opted yesterday to forgo his right to a jury trial.

He just thought accepting responsibility at this point, avoiding the pain of a trial for everyone involved, was the best thing to do and forgo his right to have a jury consider extreme emotional disturbance.

Rice opted to forgo his right to a jury trial and have his case decided by Judge Barry Williams, who has already acquitted two other officers over their alleged role in Gray's death.