Sentence examples similar to monetary forfeits from inspiring English sources
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.
"Hiving off their audiences to intermediary, consumer-facing platform brands means they are forfeiting direct relationships and ultimately ownership for short-term potential monetary gains".
James also violated association rules stating that an athlete forfeits amateur status by "capitalizing on athletic fame by receiving money or gifts of monetary value". "In talking with the store's personnel, I was able to confirm that on Jan . 25the merchant gave clothing directly to LeBron at no cost," OHSAA Commissioner Clair Muscaro said in a statement.
The suspension was imposed after the association concluded that James violated a bylaw that states an athlete forfeits his or her amateur status in a sport by "capitalizing on athletic fame by receiving money or gifts of monetary value".
What about monetary policy?
The ten per cent of the deposit retained by the county will offset in monetary amount the costs of handling bail bonds (which must be done now anyway), and any loss resulting from the occasional bail jumper where the prefessional bondsman might now forfeit the amount of the bail..
It hired a private law firm to file a lawsuit forcing Timbs to forfeit the car, under a state law that allows seizure of vehicles used "to facilitate violation of a criminal statute". The car's value was four times what the law allowed as the maximum monetary penalty for Timbs's crime.
