Sentence examples for from being forfeited from inspiring English sources

It was viewed with distrust due to the possibility of abuse; Edward Coke wrote that "there were two Inventors of Uses, Fear and Fraud; Fear in Times of Troubles and civil Wars to save their Inheritances from being forfeited; and Fraud to defeat due Debts, lawful Actions, Wards, Escheats, Mortmains etc".

Under normal protocol, honours from Buckingham Palace are forfeited if a person is considered to have brought the system into disrepute.

In less than a year, IJ successfully secured the return of $29,500 taken from Randy Sowers, a Maryland dairy farmer, and more than $150,000 that was forfeited from Ken Quran, who runs a convenience store in rural North Carolina.

He said more than $20 million had been forfeited from bank accounts around the world as part of the investigation.

As a consequence, the DfT asked for a £190m bond from FirstGroup that would be forfeited if it was unable to meet the tough payment schedule.

The cash rich markets of Shanghai and Beijing would be forfeited from the get go.

Doing this is considered cheating, and you may be forfeited from the game.

In addition, Muslims are required to pay zakat fitr, or a fee to feed a family during Ramadan; without that contribution, many Muslims believe, their spiritual benefits gained from fasting and praying will be forfeited.

These new ties linking Davis to Ukraine, if true, could prove a problem for McCain, who tasked Davis with instituting a rigorous policy for all campaign workers in which lobbying positions and all compensation flowing from them are supposed to be forfeited during the course of the campaign.

Tremendous exchanges of personal property resulted from such a victory indeed, often life itself was forfeited in important contests.

A court would then decide whether that money was indeed earned from criminal activity, and whether it should be forfeited permanently.