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.
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.
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.
BP Plc agreed to a $4 billion penalty over the 2010 Gulf oil spill, HSBC Holdings Plc forfeited $1.2 billion over money laundering lapses, and several top banks agreed to fines in the hundreds of millions of dollars to resolve charges that they manipulated benchmark interest rates including Libor.
In addition to the Stillman game, the Boll Weevils forfeited victories over Southern Arkansas 23-200), ValdoStatetate 35-311) and West Alabama 23-177).
Recognizing that glasnost is the key to acceptance among YouTube users, candidates virtually forfeited control over the context of their videos and allowed them to be embedded, critiqued, recut and satirized.
But the extent to which French behaviour has forfeited American goodwill over the past few years is poorly appreciated among French leaders, I'm afraid.
William's Apology in defense of his conduct was followed in 1581 by the Act of Abjuration (Akte van Afzwering), by which the States General declared that Philip had forfeited his sovereignty over the provinces by his persistent tyranny.
