Billy Elliot winningly forsook his mining heritage to pursue a post-industrial career in ballet, pirouetting past the picketlines, but his dream was ultimately embraced by the community, whose whip-round gets him to the big London audition.
They were, according to analysis, consistent with the tradition that he forsook his horse and then died fighting a group of enemies.
And the investment that flowed into industry was often wasteful because Nehru forsook export-orientation for import substitution, with no checks to ensure efficiency.Under Nehru, GDP growth averaged 3.5% per year.
It had anointed Henry Tang Ying-yen, who years ago forsook his family textile business for the chief-executive apprenticeship chain, through the Legislative Council and senior government jobs.
After the long splurge when Mr Brown forsook his early fealty to fiscal prudence, real growth in total spending will halve to 2.1% a year until 2010-11.
Rogoff says that, if the markets suddenly forsook UK government debt "UK leaders would have been forced to close massive budget deficits almost overnight".
Free speech and witch hunts The black and blue stuff Vicious triangle Delayed reaction Reprints Related items Enter CassandraMay 15th 1997Congress, which is now led by Mrs Gandhi's daughter-in-law, Sonia, is proud of its "secular" tradition she, after all, was born Italian and forsook the prime minister's post in favour of a Sikh.
Its panels were supposed to help teach the world's counter-insurgency boffins how Sri Lanka's army defeated the Tamil Tiger rebels while pursuing a "zero civilian-casualty" policy that supposedly forsook the use of heavy weapons.
On October 1st around 5,000 people, including high-school students, forsook sunflowers for umbrellas, the symbol of the Hong Kong protests, to wave them at a rally in Taipei.Among ordinary Taiwanese, however, the protests have had little impact.
But the BSP won only 21 seats, largely because its sometime non-dalit supporters forsook it.
India forsook the king after he seized power in 2005.
