I get a double espresso (I need an extra boost if I'm going to forgo the office coffee today) and a croissant (no bag please!).
However, this does not mean that as a project-based staff member, you need necessarily forgo all the benefits.
You'll need to forgo past hobbies.
Hawaii Not every educational trip means you need to forgo the beach entirely.
While it's not illegal or unheard of for politicians to buy their own books in bulk for gifts, they do need to forgo the royalties to adhere to federal election guidelines.
In order to build Afghan ownership and capacity, contractors may need to forgo the actual building and instead redistribute the funds into Afghan institutions and initiatives like the CDCs, as foreign affiliation with the CDCs will put council members at immediate risk.
During school closures, children may need to forgo participation in external activities that could increase contact rates.
Finally if the package being offered includes additional prints or a set number of hours, you can always ask to eliminate time that you do not need or simply forgo the hard copy prints and get your images on CD or a flash drive.
In a separate interview with ABC TV, Hockey continued the theme of people needing to forgo discretionary purchases, suggesting they should "prepared to give up a couple of cups of coffee" to take a sick child to the doctor.
If the company doesn't want to give the worker the protections and benefits of employment, then it needs to forgo that level of control.
Like Mr. Osbourne, Korn's frontman, Jonathan Davis, understands that a heavy-metal hero need not forgo goofy eccentricity.
