Sentence examples for forfeited public from inspiring English sources
Both Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry forfeited public financing for the primaries, freeing them from a $45 million spending limit they would have faced until the political conventions this summer.
E.g., City of El Paso v. Simmons, supra, upheld a state statute that placed a time limit on the right to reinstate a claim in previously forfeited public lands; East N.Y.
A heavy-handed approach will forfeit public support.
The growth strategy also takes steps to allow patients to pay privately for advanced drugs without forfeiting public coverage of the rest of their treatment, as happens now; doctors fiercely oppose this, he says.Insiders say that LDP members pressed forcefully to make sure Mr Abe did not announce anything too radical ahead of July's crucial election for the upper house of parliament.
But with the latest controversy — a scandal of the chancellor's own making — parents and politicians said Wilson had forfeited the public's trust.
An officer who escaped prosecution or conviction on criminal charges of bribery might have forfeited the public trust — and be subject to impeachment.
An estimated 10% of the electorate have joined the protests, which are backed by 51% of those surveyed in a recent poll.The protesters' main demand is the resignation of the entire government, which they feel has forfeited the public's trust.
"Isn't it now abundantly clear that they have forfeited the public's trust on the NHS and that five more years of this government will lead to a huge acceleration in NHS privatisation?" Dr Mark Porter, leader of the British Medical Association, accused ministers of failing to be transparent about their plans for the NHS, especially about the market's role in delivering care.
On health care reform, the administration forfeited a public option without any movement towards them by Republican moderates.
It is between those who believe that private immorality forfeits public trust and those who do not.
We'll have to resist forfeiting the public trust for the private gain of a few.
