Sentence examples for forgoing the use of from inspiring English sources

For months, said European officials, Saakashvili had rejected pressure to commit to forgoing the use of force.

Forgoing the use of titles, the production seizes on isolated words and sayings, projecting them onto sets or props.

He made the compelling argument that, since I would be forgoing the use of an Ivy League engineering degree, the team that chose me should compensate me for my lost wages.

While mostly forgoing the use of street money in Ohio and other places, the Obama campaign paid about 150 people in Texas, most of them college students, for campaign work.

Crossword puzzle constructors and editors are forgoing the use of "stale" crosswordese such as "elater" (click beetle) and "istle" (carpet fiber) in favor of popular slang (bling) and celebrity nicknames (A-Rod).

He also lost his fights with Harrison, who insisted on reducing the horizontal area of the Conference Building by putting it on two levels and on forgoing the use of overhanging sun screens on the facade of the Secretariat.

Mr. Lazio has repeatedly called on Mrs. Clinton to forgo the use of soft money.

Back in Bihar, another method is being implemented that also forgoes the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides.

In determining how large a building to propose, Mr. Friedman said, the congregation decided to forgo the use of about 50,000 square feet of development rights.

The A.F.L.-C.I.O., which represents 13.1 million workers, will ask consumers to forgo the use of Tide laundry detergent, Crest toothpaste and Ivory soap.

Hillary Rodham Clinton and Representative Rick A. Lazio reached a tentative agreement yesterday to forgo the use of millions of dollars in soft money for advertising in the New York Senate race.