Sentence examples for that would be forfeited from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, the DfT asked for a £190m bond from FirstGroup that would be forfeited if it was unable to meet the tough payment schedule.

But hours later her legal team posted bail of $100,000, according to Reuters, which allows Ms. Lohan to avoid jail by providing money that would be forfeited if she became a fugitive.

If adopted, Mr. Gensler's proposal would fundamentally alter the way that derivatives dealers do business by imposing requirements, for example, for capital reserves and collateral — assets that would be forfeited in a default.

Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis, in approving a $1.5 million bond package for Mr. Biton, allowed Mr. Orfaly to put up $30,000 in cash and his interest in two restaurants as assets that would be forfeited if Mr. Biton failed to appear for trial.

"The total deferred compensation amount of $5,889,964 was accumulated over a 10-year period, as a retention incentive, that would be forfeited if Jackson did not complete the required decade of service".

Charles agreed to compensate England for the pensions that would be lost because of conflict with France and to pay the past debts that would be forfeit; to seal the alliance, he also agreed to marry Henry's only daughter, Mary.

I was shown one example of a contract that, among many other onerous conditions, stated that the company would retain most of the sailor's pay until the end of the two year contract and that the pay would be forfeited if the sailor left before the end of contract period for any reason, including illness.

The Iranian authorities have said that Ms. Shourd's $500,000 bail would be forfeited if she failed to return to face charges.

Union officials said workers had rejected the proposal in part because they were upset that they could not choose which specific days would be forfeited.

The claim is against the property that caused harm, and the object or its equivalent value would be forfeited to the Crown as a "deodand," which is something "given to God".

Something of you would be forfeited, diminished.