Each day that the girls remain in captivity is another, forfeited day that they remain in danger.
Each person has the right not to be harmed by others in the mentioned ways, unless she voluntarily waives any of her rights or voluntarily transfers them to another or forfeits them by misconduct.
Supporters of the death penalty believe that those who commit murder, because they have taken the life of another, have forfeited their own right to life.
Giving up the idea of a wedding, or worse, being made to feel silly for wanting one (despite my ambivalence), felt like another thing forfeited.
Clearly recognising this, it is a testament to Petit's keen intelligence and versatility that he gains such a lot in the transition from one medium to another, meanwhile forfeiting so little.
Or maybe he is so enamored of Duke's Jason Williams, he will forfeit another miserable season to acquire him next year.
To some extent, therefore, they are "pretending", which is to say, they are adopting aspects of another identity without forfeiting their underlying "whiteness".
He still has his knighthood, but Sir Philip Green has forfeited another prized bauble of social status: his place on the front row at London fashion week.
Yet in doing so he has forfeited another edge that he held until too recently, namely the willingness of some Western dupes to see him as a reasonable interlocutor, even a partner.
When the assistant D.A. assigned to the Adams case arrived in court, he discovered he had the wrong set of folders; he'd confused their home with another one being forfeited on the same street.
