Sentence examples for forfeited under from inspiring English sources

Habsburg property rights in Austria, forfeited under the law of 1919, were restored in 1935 but withdrawn again by the German chancellor Adolf Hitler in 1938.

In 1753 Ferdinand concluded a concordat with the papacy by which he recovered rights forfeited under the last of the Habsburgs, Charles II notably the right to appoint bishops and tax the clergy.

"If based on appropriate advice, the [immigration] minister becomes aware of a forfeiture under the act, the minister will inform, as best he or she can, the individual in question, that citizenship is forfeited under the relevant section of the act," Abbott said.

The Lockean libertarian holds that a self-owning person may appropriate unowned land and moveable parts of the earth and thereby become their full rightful owner; these rights may then be transferred to others by gift or exchange or forfeited under certain circumstances.

Yavapai County's Partners Against Narcotics Trafficking (PANT), a multi-agency drug enforcement task force, donated $50,000 in funds that were forfeited under the federal Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act to MATFORCE, a local group that fights substance abuse.

Mr. Barrett didn't plan it this way, but it is somehow fitting his [redacted] report should appear the week Mr. Clinton [was] entitled to reclaim the law license he forfeited for lying under oath in the Lewinsky case.

Of the $25 million, Chevron will forfeit $20 million under an agreement with the United States attorney's office in New York and pay $5 million under an agreement with the district attorney's office in Manhattan.

WASHINGTON — Some homeowners who face foreclosure may be able to stay as tenants in their houses for the time being, even if they forfeit ownership, under a program announced on Thursday by Fannie Mae.

Through this loophole, local and state law enforcement agencies can partner with a federal agency, move to forfeit property under federal law, and then receive up to 80% of the proceeds.

This is also the time when those with money left in their 2010 FSAs start thinking about how to use the cash up, lest they forfeit it under the annual "use it or lose it" rule.

It is not clear how large these bonuses would have been (though they would have been big) and the two men have not forfeited their entitlement to awards under the Barclays long term incentive scheme (which is probably even larger).