Sentence examples for forfeiting of the from inspiring English sources

Viewed in this historical perspective, your call for a precipitous withdrawal from Afghanistan is quite simply a forfeiting of the game to Pakistan.

Irish FA rules state that the sanction for a player or manager failing to serve a ban is a minimum £350 fine and the forfeiting of the match on a 3-0 score.

Glen Taylor paid a pretty penny for his efforts bending rules on player contracts in the 2000 NBA draft: a personal one-year suspension, a $3.5 million fine on the team and the forfeiting of the team's first-round picks in the 2001 , 2002and 2004 drafts.

Quarterback Chad Henne was too inconsistent despite positive moments and the teams' forfeit of the game in the second half was almost unforgivable.

The entire cost of the cruise must be paid 120 days in advance, and a cancellation after that, even 119 days before departure, brings a forfeit of the entire amount.

Nearly two weeks have passed since Harrison and his Flintridge Prep football team forfeited their Prep League opener against Webb — their second forfeit of the season after a loss to Campbell Hall on Sept 24.

It's not known whether it counts as a forfeit of the game or move if you cannot move at all.

Subsequent offences are punished with more than one match behind closed doors, a stadium closure, the forfeiting of a match, the deduction of points and/or disqualification from the competition.

There are other features, even harder to evaluate, that may have you getting a minimum return but forfeiting some of the gain if your portfolio does well.

The above observation inspired us to hypothesize further that the forfeiting of hepatogenesis traits may have also occurred during disease progression in HCCs of the same age group.

Police started confiscation procedures yesterday, which are likely to lead to the forfeiting of Birks' and Higginson's £160,000 farmhouse.