Sentence examples for forfeit up from inspiring English sources

By leaving BP immediately instead of at the end of July, when he was due to retire, he will forfeit up to £15m ($30m) in benefits.Once again, an individual's right to privacy has clashed with press freedom.

She helped the smugglers for four years before she was arrested last year and sentenced in April to 20 years in prison and ordered to forfeit up to $5 million.

If the Cypriot government balked at the bank levy, the IMF and German officials were likely to demand even stiffer terms, including a "bail-in" arrangement whereby account holders with more €100,000 would forfeit up to 40% of their savings in return for shares in restructured banks.

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 will provide $20 billion in funding for health information technology, while at the same time stipulating that physician practices which do not use a certified EHR by 2014 may forfeit up to 3% of their Medicare reimbursements [ 4].

Danish taxes offend him so deeply that he cannot stop writing about them; at one point, he calculates that a Dane can end up forfeiting up to seventy-two per cent of her income to the state.

Ms. Morse said that Seminole County could lose a small amount of its principal and that it would in any case be forfeiting up to $3 million just by moving the $240 million, because the money is sitting in an account that pays less interest.

The penalty for bosses who fail to comply is up to three years in jail or the forfeit of up to six years' salary.

Meanwhile, Lord Browne's memoir, Beyond Business, describes Fridman as second in command in the Russian state and a tough negotiator: "He would give you the feeling that he would rather forfeit everything than give up on a single crucial point," he wrote.

Northampton seized a momentum they were not to forfeit: Ken Pisi was held up on the line and, although Saracens were still ahead when Itoje returned, their lead had been reduced to one point by two Myler penalties and they had been reduced to sporadic attacks.

"Fund managers are loathe to sue and forfeit access to start-ups which are their lifeblood.

That bonus was part of the money that Mr. Grasso ended up forfeiting.