Sentence examples for will forbear from inspiring English sources

One question about the Democrats this evening and this year is how much they will forbear regarding the Russia investigation.

And the expectation of "white solidarity"—white people will forbear from correcting each other's racial missteps, to preserve the peace makes genuine allyship elusive.

In habeas cases, federal courts will forbear from overturning state court convictions simply because constitutional errors occurred; they will intervene only when the state courts were unreasonably wrong.

For example, it is just as impossible for me to will to forbear jumping over my house as it is for me to will to jump over my house.

The power to suspend is the power to keep one's will from being determined, that is, the power to forbear willing to do A if one wills to forbear willing to do A. This is just one part of the freedom to will to do A, according to Locke's definition of freedom of action applied to the action of willing to do A. (The other part is the power to will to do A if one wills to will to do A).

Freedom of action, on Locke's account, is a matter of being able to do what one wills and being able to forbear what one wills to forbear.

And Wells will neither forgive nor forbear the amount of the principal that he cannot pay off".

Governments claim unique authority--the power not only to compel individuals, against their will, to act (or forbear from acting), but to do so legitimately.

He cannot rightfully be compelled to do or forbear because it will be better for him to do so, because it will make him happier, because, in the opinions of others, to do so would be wise, or even right.

It also goes on to say that the Commission must "forbear" meaning that the law will not be enforced on any requirements left over that the Telecommunications Act of 1996 had created.

While the regulators may forbear, I'm not so sure those you regulate will be quite so forbearing.