Sentence examples for forgo taking from inspiring English sources

But if upper-income parents forgo taking a dependency exemption for a child in college and make sure that she has enough income in her own name, she can file her own return and may claim the credit herself.

He said that by amending its eminent domain motion in State Supreme Court in Central Islip, the village could forgo taking title to the building at a saving of $200,000 to $300,000.

Bronfman says that when he sold Seagram, Messier promised to forgo taking on more debt.

Michael Vo, who edged incumbent Cheryl Brothers by about 500 votes in a race for three open seats, has also pledged to forgo taking any medical benefits.

If access to the medicines were removed from Medicare Part D prematurely, chronically ill patients on the margins would undoubtedly choose to forgo taking appropriate drugs because they would now be too expensive.

Financial considerations may result in the decision to forgo taking expensive HIV medications.

The method requires two simplifying assumptions; that work does not include any utility in anticipation, and that the leisure activity forgone by taking exercise contains only utility in use.

Tourists who forgo parking and taking an official tour and instead opt for drive-by photography — at times hanging out their car windows so they can get the best shot — have always caused traffic snarls along the dam, which was crossed by 4.5 million vehicles last year.

Many are forgoing retirement and taking on part-time work.

They would still make loans and still be able to lend at interest "the real money of real depositors," in Professor Daly's phrase, people who forgo consumption today by taking money out of their checking accounts and putting it in time deposits — CDs, passbook savings, 401 k)'s.

But the bank's chief executive, Vikram S. Pandit, is forgoing a bonus and taking a salary of just $1.