Sentence examples for it forgoes from inspiring English sources
Iran needs to be told that if it forgoes its rights as a signatory of the existing international Non-Proliferation Treaty, the Security Council will ensure that Israel becomes a signatory and surrenders its nuclear weapons.
French pistou has the same base as pesto, but it forgoes the parmesan and pine nuts of its Italian counterpart.
Its tone is often sighing and affectionate; on occasion, moreover, it forgoes belly laughs in favour of a surprisingly mov ing exploration of such themes as the Sixties generation's doomed attempts to rekindle youth, and the fact that minor success can often have more painful after-effects than straight failure.
Its messages aren't stored on the server, though, so it forgoes end-to-end encryption.
Not that it forgoes a shower scene; there are several.
In essence, it forgoes one kind of realism while embracing another.
Retailers that persist in believing in it forgo the opportunity to improve their own performance and contribute the kind of jobs the U.S. economy urgently needs.
Why not be on the water?' So I looked at the studio and bought it, forgoing the house.
It forwent almost all of the older variants, and readily adopted the newer [L], [D], and [R], showing the smallest effect of roundedness in /dz/ realization.
The international (Japan, Switzerland, and Hungary) architecture collective doubleNegatives Architecture (dNA) asks a building's surroundings to design it, forgoing the architect in what's definitely no easy client pitch.
