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Crabb said that the new devolution settlement means he will forego one of the privileges of his cabinet post.

Bill Ford Jr. Bill Ford Jr. on Thursday said he will forego all compensation until Ford Motor is sustaining profitability.

Rocco Siffredi, a 50-year-old adult film actor who has appeared in more than 1,300 movies, posted a video on his Facebook page to announce that he will forego sexual activity "for the entire time our national squad is in Brazil".

The president only has a couple months left to "bomb, bomb Iran," and chances are he'll forego that pleasure, what with Afghanistan melting down fast and Iraq still "touch and don't go".

Alert to the controversy surrounding such sums, the bosses of most of the top US banks – including Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Bank of America and ­Morgan Stanley – have said they will forego bonuses this year.

Neither has yet won a race, despite 239 race starts between them, and Mercedes may yet come to regret the global publicity opportunities they will forego after losing their champion.

Where nearly 2% of GDP comes from EU "cohesion funds" (administered locally through Hungarian government contracts) and where other government funds constitute a big chunk of the economy beyond that, it is nearly impossible for private businesses to say that they will forego government contracts.

And their board have said they will forego the usual hospitality at Stadium MK and sit with their fans instead.

They come from God Almighty.' Cruz is the first high profile candidate to officially declare that he is running for president and will forego an exploratory committee.

Wallenda will forego both a safety harness and net as he walks 200 feet above the water, because "they give you a false sense of security".

The Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg, and his Treasury spokesman, Vincent Cable, will forego the rise.