Sentence examples for forfeiting to the from inspiring English sources
Fans, used to seeing catchers play without protective equipment, threw snowballs on the field, and without police at the game, umpire Bill Klem called off the game, with the Giants forfeiting to the Philadelphia Phillies.
But the most intriguing number in the case involves the value of the property and assets that Zambada has agreed to forfeit to the government.
If the purchaser defaults on his payments at some point, all previous payments are forfeited to the seller, who may also take possession of the goods.
Condemned for crimes declared to be notorious by his peers in Parliament, he was hanged at Tyburn as a traitor, and his estates were forfeited to the crown.
"Ruth already forfeited to the United States attorney's office almost all of the assets named in this complaint," Mr. Chavkin said in a statement.
Irish sovereignty, fought for by generations, has largely been forfeited to the so-called troika of the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission.
The 104-room ranch was forfeited to the government in 1999 after the bordello's parent companies were convicted in a federal fraud and racketeering trial.
The same has been true for other nonprofit housing groups in New Jersey, as local governments scramble to use up affordable-housing funds before they are forfeited to the state.
The claim is against the property that caused harm, and the object or its equivalent value would be forfeited to the Crown as a "deodand," which is something "given to God".
