Sentence examples for must be forgone from inspiring English sources
"In some instances, prosecution must be forgone in favor of national security interests.
Opportunity cost is the cost of an alternative that must be forgone in order to pursue an action or intervention.
Too bad the opportunity was forgone.
An opportunity to prepare for the inevitable was forgone.
One more cost is forgone interest.
Initially efficiency is increased as gas turbines are forgone.
Opportunities are forgone to provide care to other patients if appointments are not attended.
But it is not enough: considering the difficulties in enforcing such laws, families that employ domestic workers must be persuaded to forgo the considerable short-term advantages offered by an under-the-table system.
So settlement-building, by implication, could go on.In any event, Mr Obama refused to accept what some Israelis suggest: that Iran must be made to forgo its nuclear programme before talks with the Palestinians can resume.
Since both men have a veto, it can be settled only if both are willing to move: Mr Chirac must put the CAP and its financing on the table and, in exchange, Mr Blair must be willing to forgo part or all of the rebate.
As this is a result of Bangalore's ambition, as S.A.P. says, rather than external pressure (such as colonisation), then surely its residents must be prepared to forgo something in this case homogeneity to gain prestige and wealth.Second, the slice of Kannada speakers in Bangalore may look relatively smaller, but only because the pie is much bigger.
