Sentence examples for should be forfeited from inspiring English sources

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.

Ms. Farber told the Senate Judiciary Committee that judges should have leeway to decide prison terms and whether pensions should be forfeited.

Emitting sounds is a privilege that should be forfeited immediately by anyone who does, like, a stabbing or a fraud or something.

One is that even if the policyholders had lost nothing from the purchase, it was an illegal transaction, so any gains made by the French parties were ill gotten and should be forfeited.

Whether prosecutors can succeed in forcing Mr. Cohen to give up billions of dollars of assets will depend on showing that insider trading so infected SAC that much of its money should be forfeited as the tainted proceeds of money laundering.

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

Part of the treaty laid out that if the archbishop laid an interdict or excommunicated anyone in the lands of King Philip or any subject of King Richard in the archdiocese of Rouen, then the archiepiscopal manor of Andeli should be forfeit to either king until after a special tribunal had determined if the archbishop's punishment was valid.

The counselors should also be able to provide additional information on the alternative options: individual rights should not be forfeited in the course of public health approaches.

Darya's argument was that civic participation, however flawed, should never be forfeited.

The owner, author or publisher of the articles, or the person from whom they were seized, may appear before the magistrate to argue why they should not be forfeited.

King George V felt very strongly that the decoration should never be forfeited and in a letter from his Private Secretary, Lord Stamfordham, on 26 July 1920, his views are forcibly expressed: The power to cancel and restore awards is still included in the Victoria Cross warrant but none has been forfeited since 1908.