Sentence examples for forfeits it for from inspiring English sources

"We show, on the contrary, most emphatically our regard for it by the adoption of a rule that he who violates that right in another forfeits it for himself," he said.

The borough has only one small shopping area, on Beach Road next to the 19th-century Borough Hall, which was built as a casino near the shore, then was moved to its current location in 1917 after the previous owner forfeited it for nonpayment of taxes.

Students who live in states that allow 16- and 17-year-olds to leave high school may choose to drop out and keep their driver's license instead of staying in school and forfeiting it for truancy or poor grades.

Or forfeit it to us for the same price.

The tryouts are for anybody 18 or older, for those without college eligibility and for those willing to forfeit it to make the team.

But there are moments that cry out for self-assertion, when a passive bowing to fate or a mechanical decision out of deference or convenience is treachery, because it forfeits dignity for ease".

It forfeits the opportunity for timely diagnosis and identification of possible pregnancy-related problems thus delaying care for enhancing women and newborn health [ 1].

Unless the team departed for the tournament by Friday evening, it would have had no choice but to forfeit its next game, scheduled for Saturday afternoon against Japan.

A heavy construction company that has been involved in some of New York's biggest infrastructure projects admitted on Monday that it had defrauded government programs for five years, and agreed to forfeit $20 million for crimes it committed while performing $691 million in public contracts.

The government's complaint does not give a dollar figure for what should be forfeited, although it seeks "any and all assets" of SAC and its hedge funds.

In the 2003 World Cup, for example, England forfeited its match in Zimbabwe, citing security concerns.