Sentence examples for has forfeited its from inspiring English sources

COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY--Announced it has forfeited its men's tennis and softball victories from spring 2003 after self-reporting to the NCAA a secondary violation in each sport.

To the extent that we discover it to be otherwise we have a reason for taking some action either to try to bring about a change in the object of our loyalty (what Albert Hirschman calls giving voice) or to abandon it (Hirschman's exit option) on the ground that it has forfeited its claim to our loyalty.

The New Albany Trust Company was appointed receiver of the property of Zier & Company under § 1245 of the Revised Statutes of Indiana providing that this might be done, 'when a corporation has been dissolved, or is insolvent, or is in imminent danger of insolvency, or has forfeited its corporate rights;' and it was directed to complete unfinished contracts, but to take no new ones.

Now the judge will rule on whether Fisk has forfeited its right to the art and whether it should go to the O'Keeffe Museum, which represents the artist's estate.

Sadly, the Trump administration has forfeited its moral responsibility by not insisting that Saudi Arabia, over which it exercises tremendous influence, open the ports to ensure that enough food and aid enters the country, without which millions will starve to death.

Create a base-closings-like commission to organize federal priorities (Congress has forfeited its right to micromanage).

In such cases it could be argued that the object of loyalty was no longer worthy of it or had forfeited its claim to it.

Many protesters argued thatthe Brotherhood had forfeited its legitimacy.

The Dáil member for Louth claimed Fianna Fáil had forfeited its right to lead the opposition.

Seb Bardin suggested Camden Town Brewery had forfeited its right to be considered a craft beer.

If she hadn't been, the evening would have forfeited its only excitement.