As Congress considers authorizing punitive strikes against Syria, it can say yes, it can say no, but it better say something or it will forfeit its claim to war powers.
Houston's Robert M. Beren Academy, which successfully appealed a scheduling conflict that nearly forced it to forfeit its place in a Texas basketball tournament this week, lost to Abilene Christian, 46-42, on Saturday night in the state championship game.
Is there a point at which a society can become so bunkered, walled off, and restrictive that it begins to forfeit its essence?
Orascom has not yet said whether it will remain in North Korea, but if the company pulls out, it will most likely forfeit its entire investment.
Now it wants Wall Street Capital to forfeit its profits and pay damages as well.
The National Football League fined New England Patriots Coach Bill Belichick $500,000 yesterday, and the team will forfeit its first-round draft pick in 2008 if it makes the playoffs, for violating league rules Sunday when a Patriots staff member was discovered videotaping signals by Jets coaches during the season opener at the Meadowlands.
Last summer, it was decided that the state would forfeit its role in the early nomination process.
Unless the team departed for the tournament by Friday evening, it would have had no choice but to forfeit its next game, scheduled for Saturday afternoon against Japan.
If the land is not cultivated, its water allotment will be held in trust by the government until it is cultivated, but buildings on land will forfeit its share of water [28].
Telecom Italia will also have to forfeit its right to name three members to the board, though it will be allowed to appoint a member to the company's administrative board.
At the oral argument before a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, the judges referred to a letter from the Department of Education saying it had no plans to ask the university to forfeit its federal financing.
