Sentence examples for forfeited its right from inspiring English sources

It had not forfeited its right to resist.

The FTC argued that Rambus forfeited its right to a trial because it had destroyed potentially incriminating documents.

Now the judge will rule on whether Fisk has forfeited its right to the art and whether it should go to the O'Keeffe Museum, which represents the artist's estate.

Moreover, under the precedent established by the ACLU's FOIA lawsuit over the administration's classification of the drone strike memos, the administration forfeited its right to keep the TPP text classified when it engaged in a public fight with Senator Elizabeth Warren over the contents of the agreement.

The Dáil member for Louth claimed Fianna Fáil had forfeited its right to lead the opposition.

Seb Bardin suggested Camden Town Brewery had forfeited its right to be considered a craft beer.

If the state can't protect us, it forfeits its right to obedience and at least in this domain forfeits its sovereign legitimacy.

John Kasich signed the law in 2016, Planned Parenthood sued on the ground that the state was imposing an "unconstitutional condition" by requiring it to forfeit its right to provide abortions in order to remain eligible for the unrelated public health grants.

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.

When the government began rescuing it from collapse in the fall of 2008 with what has become a $182 billion lifeline, A.I.G. was required to forfeit its right to sue several banks -- including Goldman, Soci?

The Liberal Democrats have still to select their parliamentary candidates in more than half the seats up for grabs in the general election in four months' time, leading Labour to claim that Nick Clegg's party is in danger of forfeiting its right to present itself as a national party.