Sentence examples for danger of forfeiting from inspiring English sources
Taiwan is in danger of forfeiting its freedom by stealth.
A society that concedes individual gun ownership is in danger of forfeiting the right to self-determination that was exactly what the founding fathers fought to maintain.
Now, a majority of the states are in danger of forfeiting their shares of the federal money, because they have not been able to get their versions of the program, the Children's Health Insurance Program, up and running.
Embarrassingly for Mr Duisenberg, Ernst Welteke, the president of the Bundesbank, Germany's central bank, said that intervention "can be successful only if one does not talk about it".This dressing-down carried the uncomfortable implication that Mr Duisenberg is in danger of forfeiting the trust of his colleagues if he does not button his lip.
The Liberal Democrats have still to select their parliamentary candidates in more than half the seats up for grabs in the general election in four months' time, leading Labour to claim that Nick Clegg's party is in danger of forfeiting its right to present itself as a national party.
They cannot work for their living, for fear of forfeiting their draft deferment.
When the MHSAA gave them the option of forfeiting games Webber played they decided not to.
Most states, in fact, have failed to insure many children at all -- 40 states are in danger of having to forfeit the money the federal government gave them in 1997 under the Children's Health Insurance Program.
Peng was relocated to a suburb of Beijing, forfeiting his Marshal's uniform and military decorations.
Reduce danger of confrontation & conflict2.
