Sentence examples for forfeit over from inspiring English sources

In 2012, the contractor, S.A.I.C., agreed to forfeit over $500 million as part of a settlement with the government.

The US Department of Justice said Hawilla also agreed to forfeit over $151m, $25m of which was paid at the time of his plea.

Meanwhile, U.S. workers forfeit over $50 billion a year in lost vacation time, largely because job insecurity and performance pressures make them fearful of taking the recovery time they've earned.

All thirty-seven Republicand (and many of their Democratic opponents) are explicitly running against TARP and the stimulus -- the fiction of their repugnance having won out, by forfeit, over the fact of their actual success.

Before the Gulf war, Iraq was Turkey's second-largest trading partner; Turkey says it has forfeited over $40 billion in trade because of the UN's continuing sanctions against Iraq.

French jockey Christophe Soumillon reacted with fury to receiving a ban and forfeiting over £50,000 in prize-money after being found to have hit Champion Stakes winner Cirrus Des Aigles six times in the final furlong at Ascot.

He forfeited over $1.9 million and has agreed to pay more at his sentencing, federal officials revealed publicly Wednesday.

As the book's title suggests, Mr King reckons the rise of the emerging giants means Western countries will increasingly forfeit control over their economic destiny.

By allocating some of an equity portfolio to international stocks, the argument goes, you can reduce risk sharply without having to forfeit returns over the long term.

Helle Thorning-Schmidt, the Danish prime minister who has just taken over the EU presidency, said that Brussels would defend Greece against any assault on its democracy, a reference to the German demand for Athens to forfeit control over budget policy.

In December 2002, the Crimson Tide was placed on probation for five years and had to forfeit 21 scholarships over three years (2002 to 2004).