Sentence examples for would forgo developing from inspiring English sources

The third finalist, the Mills Corporation, a mall builder with the development rights to a large, environmentally sensitive parcel near the Meadowlands, has indicated it would forgo developing that site if it is chosen as the Meadowlands redeveloper.

In the clearest sign to date the administration sees no long-range future for fossil fuel, the state department climate change envoy, Todd Stern, said the world would have no choice but to forgo developing reserves of oil, coal and gas.

Would they elect leaders who would forgo the development of nuclear weapons?

Emily had wanted us to buy a dog; and when I explained that my allergies wouldn't allow us to have a dog in the house, she developed a counteroffer: She would forgo the dog if we bought her a horse, which she could keep in our garage in summer and basement in winter, and ride through our suburban neighborhood year-round.

It would basically be unpalatable to game developers, who would forgo Amazon and just stick to Google Play or iTunes.

Seven months ago, Wildcard's team began to develop the next version of the mobile app which would forgo the browser concept and instead focus on news consumption.

That plan, developed at the governor's request by Richard Ravitch, a former authority chairman, would include a much smaller fare increase and would forgo all or most of the service cuts.

He said partners would forgo bonuses this year.

She would forgo Saturday services for dance lessons.

Disney said it would forgo royalties for now.

It is unlikely they would forgo a home.