Sentence examples for if they forfeit from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Some homeowners who face foreclosure may be able to stay as tenants in their houses for the time being, even if they forfeit ownership, under a program announced on Thursday by Fannie Mae.

Ivory Coast will be disqualified from the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations if they forfeit their qualifier against Sierra Leone because of fears over Ebola.

The Tigers would incur a $5,000 fine if they forfeited their May 18 game against the Athletics, so the team owner, Frank Navin, ordered Jennings to field a team.

Deposit contract incentive systems give participants the opportunity to put their money down toward losing weight, which they forfeit if they fail to lose weight; lottery incentive systems enable participants to win money if they attain weight loss goals.

If they don't, they forfeit the funds and face additional penalties for absconding.

People may be audiotaped without their consent only if they essentially forfeit their right to privacy.

"They claim that people with property bordering the river should have been in court, and if they weren't, they forfeited their riparian rights.

Users with credits should receive a message asking if they want to forfeit those credits before going on to delete their accounts.

That player was Brian Alford of Purdue University, and the Giants coaches were especially relieved when a trade was made and Alford was safely in the fold -- even if they had to forfeit their fourth-round pick in the deal.

To do this, you must use a rope and pull against one another until they come across the line in any way, or if they choose to forfeit.

Under arrest!! Punishment cell!!! How can I take orders from people like that?" Men gamble at cards and, if they lose, their forfeit is to say something filthy to the guards, or to hack off a finger or a hand in front of everyone.