Sentence examples for forfeiting money from inspiring English sources

You're less likely to backslide on your promise if failure means forfeiting money.

While the most common reactions to Monday night's Seahawks-Packers officiating meltdown were general outrage and forfeiting money to Las Vegas bookmakers, there was at least one person who found the lighter side of the situation.

They agreed to forfeit money held in Swiss bank accounts.

Twenty-five states forfeited money at the beginning of this month.

Failure to perform the act obligates the person to pay a sum of money or to forfeit money on deposit.

That meant if a video was overly personal or sensitive, unflattering or a creator otherwise didn't want the replay on the internet, they'd be forced to forfeit money they'd earned.

After eight months, Alexander managed to get his money back, but he shouldn't have been squeezed into forfeiting his money in the first place.

On Monday morning Paul's presidential campaign said he, too, would be forfeiting the money contributed by Holt.

Bayern say they will pay £17.3m up front, with Thiago forfeiting some money, and a friendly against Barcelona in the next four years counting towards the total fee.

Punishment may take the form of "No television", "Forfeiting pocket money", or any other form of behavior that the child will DISLIKE.

The N.C.A.A. originally ordered Memphis to vacate the season and forfeit money in August.