Sentence examples similar to forgoing a claim from inspiring English sources
For example, the state may forgo a claim for damages if a polluter restores nearby wetlands or provides a substitute recreation area.
By forgoing a broader view of disadvantage, colleges lost the ability to claim that their overriding goal was meritocracy.
James Purcell and Vera Wang are each forgoing a show.
Forgoing a typical search has its drawbacks.
Even so, forgoing a plea has already produced benefits.
Forgoing a bow, he settled deeply into his red chair.
In fact, producers like Mark Burnett prefer calling the genre "unscripted drama" over "reality TV" to acknowledge staging and forgo any claim to an honest portrayal of reality.
The proposed first lien treatment, thus, sought to compel first lien creditors to forgo a breach or make-whole claim as part of a consensual confirmation process.
In that same conversation he then offered to not file those claims (and for Michael to forgo a stream of media opportunities) in exchange for $20 million, de la Garza alleged.
At a time when millions lack health insurance, he also worries that people who buy foods that, for instance, claim to bolster immunity or reduce the risk of prostate cancer might forgo a flu shot or a doctor's visit.
