Sentence examples for expected to forfeit from inspiring English sources

Some 40,000 homebuyers are expected to forfeit their homes this year.

At Merrill, Mr. O'Neal works without a severance contract and would be expected to forfeit any unvested options.

The school, the Robert M. Beren Academy, was expected to forfeit its game against the Covenant School of Dallas, scheduled for 9 p.m. Friday.

He is now expected to forfeit any right to a cash bonus for 2008, along with most of his boardroom colleagues.

No clause in my contract – and certainly no caveat in the university's maternity leave policy – warns fellows they will be expected to forfeit hard won funding and research time.

But they are higher than in public call boxes and for prisoners, whose average wage is £8 a week, they are mountainous.Then inmates had better stay silent, is one response: those who commit crimes must expect to forfeit access to the conveniences of modern life.

Still, few executives are expected to be required to forfeit gains from stock sales, because insider-trading cases are so hard to bring.

With the additional resources under the combined perturbation, the plants are expected to be able to send flux towards the production of osmoprotectants and antioxidants, without having to forfeit most of the processes that characterize the control metabolic state.

We have certain rules that you are expected to abide by, and when you don't abide by them you have forfeited your right to live among us".

Even if Bieber forfeits his claim to Mally, the 19-year-old will be expected to pay a fine and to reimburse the shelter for costs relating to Mally's care thus far.

New York is expected to get additional money from the federal governmeent if the 40 states that did not use their allotments for the child health insurance program are forced to forfeit their funds.