He spoke of a growing sense that "when elected officials go to Trenton, they too often transform themselves to insiders, forsaking the needs of their constituents in favor of either partisanship or special interest politics".
"Although we are disappointed in the court's decision, we stand steadfast with our clients and the nearly one million long-suffering Virginia drivers who will continue to endure a never-ending cycle of debt and incarceration, so long as the law forces them to choose between driving illegally and forsaking the needs of their families," the Legal Aid Justice Center said in a statement.
If this caricature candidate were to win the election in November and ascend to the presidency, common sense dictates that she would abandon her campaign promises and instead adopt a corrupt agenda, completely forsaking the needs of the country.
Congressional leaders have forsaken the health needs of their constituents in favor of protecting the profits of big health business.
It is hard for the media and the state to forsake their need to celebrate (and punish) charismatic figureheads, especially when it comes to protest movements.
It is a real world inhabited by characters like Ratty, who forsakes the hard work needed to become a D.J. to make a fast dollar smuggling guns.
By Tamsin Blanchard Just how could he forsake the fashion world in its cocktail hour of need?
For Labour ever to stage any semblance of a recovery in Scotland, the following need to happen: ■ Don't forsake the trade unions; work with them.
Charles Birnbaum, FASLA, founder of The Cultural Landscape Foundation (TCLF), said a "holistic view" was needed, and that landscape architects can't forsake the important role of art and design in the experience of landscape architecture by focusing exclusively on ecological values.
"He needs the support of the Northern League, but he cannot forsake the support of the South," Mr. D'Alimonte said.
