A Nascar ruling cost Marcos Ambrose his first career Sprint Cup series victory Sunday when he stalled his car under a late caution in Sonoma, Calif., and was forced to forfeit his lead to Jimmie Johnson.
Stop One: Morning Blast From Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, Fla .— Despite forfeiting the lead in Florida polls since he arrived in the state a week ago, Mr. Gingrich was upbeat and combative at his first stop here, citing remarks by George Soros — a bugbear for conservatives — and boasting of the endorsement of one of Ronald Reagan's sons, Michael, who introduced him.
Fans are so invested in #KofiMania, countout and forfeit victories led to loud and explosive pops.
The American, seeded 17, was continuously stretched by his Italian rival's ground-strokes and then contrived to forfeit a 5-0 lead in the tie-break, losing seven consecutive points.
Mr. Kramnik refused to play the game and was forfeited, shaving his lead to 3-2.
This dynamic, in which funding is tied to individual departments' capacity to seize or forfeit property, has led to criticism that civil forfeiture invites a system of policing and prosecuting for profit.
Employees from non-mainstream backgrounds or other nations must adapt and conform, or forfeit the right to lead.
The Dáil member for Louth claimed Fianna Fáil had forfeited its right to lead the opposition.
Given the risks that Dr. Hansen details, candidates who still question the science itself have forfeited any right to lead.
Burnett had forfeited an early Yankees' lead by giving up a two-run home run to Josh Willingham in the third inning.
On Feb. 21, 1910, Carson accepted the parliamentary leadership of the anti-Home Rule Irish Unionists and, forfeiting his chance to lead the British Conservative Party, devoted himself entirely to the Ulster cause.
