Sentence examples for that forfeit from inspiring English sources

As we proceed with regulatory reform, however, we must take care not to take actions that forfeit the economic benefits of financial innovation and market discipline.

A city that has had as its mayor and has been formed in part by one Ken Livingstone, whose ideology would be well suited to what Kimball terms "pre-emptive capitulation" that forfeit the prerogatives of truth for the dubious satisfactions of multicultural self-righteousness.

That forfeit now looms large, as without it Mr. Kramnik might still be leading the match.

Still, many said that forfeiting one home game to Toronto would be a small price to pay if it prevented the team from moving.

When Mary Portas bought a hand-made cuddly toy from her stand, 18-year-old Christine McDonald knew that forfeiting a Saturday morning lie-in to set up her market stall had been worth it.

Today's filing is a shameful retrenchment of an outmoded interpretation that forfeits faithful interpretation of current law to achieve a politically-driven and legally specious result".

Unfortunately, workers do not seem to realize that forfeiting their vacation time comes at the expense of their overall health, well-being and relationships".

Rather, the norm in Silicon Valley is that you forfeit unvested options when you leave.

Later, in order to prevent the premature exhaustion of funds, montes pietatis were compelled to charge interest and to sell by auction any pledges that became forfeit.

It adds two new tax-related charges and requests that Lord Black forfeit a 26-carat diamond ring said to be worth $2.6 million.

Breaking any of these rules means that a forfeit must be paid, which can be decided on before starting the game.