Sentence examples for that would forfeit from inspiring English sources

The Fed chairman reiterated the need for "stronger supervisory and regulatory systems" while being careful not to introduce rules that would "forfeit economic benefits of financial innovation and market discipline".

One reason, they said, was the plunge in financial markets in Turkey on Monday, when it seemed that war in Iraq was imminent and that Turkey would forfeit at least $6 billion in special aid that the United States had tied to the use of Turkish territory.

That same-sex unions would be nonsensical when marriage in the recent history of our country presupposed that women would forfeit many of their rights to men if they participated in the institution is a compelling argument that the definition of marriage changed long before 2015.

During the first day of the trial, Sabo warned Abu-Jamal that he would forfeit his legal right to self-representation if he kept being intentionally disruptive in a fashion that was unbecoming under the law.

He has indicated that he would forfeit the benefits from those options.

The prosecutors said in the documents that Mr. Jackson would forfeit all of the memorabilia and the furs to the government.

The referee, Erian Williams, duly issued the obligatory caution that Davis would forfeit a frame for a second offence.

I told them that they would forfeit the game if they had not returned within five minutes.

When census figures were released in December the state learned that it would forfeit a Congressional seat because other states grew more.

But May admitted frustration with her Liberal Democrat coalition partners over her proposal to introduce a £3,000 visa bond that visitors would forfeit if they failed to leave the country in time.

Last March, the players of the U.S. women's team announced that they would forfeit the chance to defend their world title, citing a year of fruitless negotiations with U.S.A. Hockey, the sport's governing body, over wages and support.