But with the shenanigans in Baghdad and the foregone acceptance by the Iraqis I met of voter fraud, it's easy to see why even CentCom commander Gen. David Petraeus jokes about the process calling it "Iraqracy" rather than democracy.
"It's not to interest students in going to college — the foregone conclusion here is that you're going to college," said James McCarthy, the principal.
Paired with this intense learning period is what neurologists refer to as neuronal "pruning": the death of unused neurons in the brain and the foregone neuronal paths that the lack of stimulation specific to the cells would have created, had they existed.
Additionally, BRAC can save the foregone health services in the community at the cost of adopting the strategies of retention for these CHWs.
If he had, he might have noted that the women's final last night wasn't very exciting, in part because of the foregone-conclusion nature of it, and in part because, after all the pre-match pomp (Carole King, looking leonine), and the buildup over the two weeks of toil that preceded it, it was just another tennis match, two sets out of three.
They said they had no information about how much revenue the government might have been losing in the form of foregone tax revenues.
Thus, Becker decided to adopt an approach that assumed the cost of an investment in human capital as the earnings foregone and the rate of capitalisation as a weighted average of the rates of return on the individual investments.
There are no shoo-ins and no foregone conclusions.
James Temple, who now works at Re/Code, wrote a piece for the San Francisco Chronicle last fall saying that this tax break cost the city $34 million on top of the projected $22 million in foregone revenue from the Mid-Market program.
The tax exclusion for employer-provided health benefits is the single largest tax break -- it alone will cost the government $1 trillion in foregone taxes over the next five fiscal years.
