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Employees will be able to forfeit some employment rights in exchange for a stake in the firm they work for, the chancellor has announced.

When no such weapons were found, the two leaders deserved to forfeit some trust.

Government officials said the indictment would also seek to require Mr. Scrushy to forfeit some assets.

A central Michigan high school football team may have to forfeit some victories after officials learned that a player was 21 years old.

These products require customers to forfeit some of the flexibility and liquidity of mutual funds, but they usually come with tax advantages attached.

If the Met loses in court, it stands to forfeit some $40 million in annual revenue, or about 16 percent of its $250 million operating budget.

Eight in 10 say Americans will have to forfeit some of their personal freedoms to make the country safer, an increase even from a week ago.

The lawsuit also will ask the court to force the defendants to forfeit some of their own assets to offset the employees' losses.

The ex-CFO agreed to forfeit some $30 million in cash and property when he pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy in January 2004.

So it is not yet clear whether customers with more than £85,000 in their Laiki accounts in the UK may have to forfeit some of their savings.

Many analysts on the call expressed concern that Merrill would inevitably have to forfeit some market share after making such large cuts, but O'Neal denied this.