Examples of using To forgo in English and their translations into Danish
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I studied too long to forgo it.
So you want her to forgo her career for your son's sake?
Which is why we prefer and the attendant publicity. to forgo the hearings.
We're asking you to forgo the glory of catching a murderer.
ZELLER(PPE).-(FR) Mr President,I had been intending to forgo my speaking time.
To forgo the hearings and the attendant publicity. Which is why we prefer.
I made the decision to forgo the Navy and return home.
It can help your iPhone running like new in only a few seconds,devoid of any need to forgo your valuable data.
Applaud Raj's decision to forgo emotional attachment Well, I.
With its apartment house“Port Puddemin” is a wonderful target for yachtsmen who do not want to forgo the comfort of a holiday flat.
And yet, I'm tempted to forgo the money just so I can kill you myself.
We have decided to forgo the speeches today because of an unavoidable absence.
I, for one, applaud Raj's decision to forgo emotional attachment.
We do not want to forgo this well-being, but we can make it more sustainable, especially in the construction and transport sectors.
You have invented a device which allows you to forgo memory and discernment, but I don't mind.
Any decision to forgo any increase by way of reimbursement of calculation costs must be taken by the meeting, before the handing in of the proposed tender figures.
Moreover, when the Saint Peter tempted Jesus to forgo the Passion, Jesus responded,“Get behind me, Satan!
The process of framework, discussion, and implementation of potential policy reforms takes time, andcommunities are being asked to forgo revenue-generating activities now.
There, with also have chosen to forgo the pleasures such as food, water, dessert, sleep, etc.
I suppose the penultimate question here is whether or not you want the convenience and can trust institutions(in this case with your money)- or if you can't trust them andare willing to forgo that convenience.
And verbally encourage her to forgo further suicide attempts. I am to watch her for signs of sadness.
This has changed a little with the harbour Puddemin, the natural harbour with modern apartment houses and a restaurant has become a target for excursions of water hikers and bikers.With its apartment house"Port Puddemin" is a wonderful target for yachtsmen who do not want to forgo the comfort of a holiday flat.
In favor of a lunar orbit rendezvous approach As you know,our decision to forgo direct ascent to the eventual Moon mission has had a major impact on Gemini.
Many people choose to forgo the traditional wake, opting instead for an afternoon in the pub or a small party in the house where people can gather to laugh, cry and remember the person they have lost in a way that feels more meaningful.
In order to acquire new customers and tie them up for a long time,banks are not only going to forgo the interest on small loans up to 1000 Euro, but also to put them in the negative range.
Researchers should not be permitted to forgo debriefing in order to preserve a naive participant pool, shield themselves from participant anger, or protect participants from harm.
What are‘at-home' manners?” you may ask.“I'm not expected to jump out of my chair every time Mom goes through the room,am I- or to forgo the best part of my lamb chop when the rest of the family picks up the bones with their fingers?”.
Moreover, when the Saint Peter tempted Jesus to forgo the Passion, Jesus responded,“Get behind me, Satan! You are a hindrance to me; for you are not on the side of God, but of men” Matthew 16:23.
I'm not expected to jump out of my chair every time Mom goes through the room,am I- or to forgo the best part of my lamb chop when the rest of the family picks up the bones with their fingers?”.