Sentence examples for which they forfeit from inspiring English sources

Deposit contract incentive systems give participants the opportunity to put their money down toward losing weight, which they forfeit if they fail to lose weight; lottery incentive systems enable participants to win money if they attain weight loss goals.

The Devils were fined $3 million, a third-round draft choice in 2011 and a first-round pick, which they will forfeit in next year's draft.

We can certainly expect more actions like this, and for similar reactions as neo-Nazis and their like are removed from services to which they have forfeited their privilege to use.

The couple did not appear at the signing, which meant they forfeited their down payment, but they were no longer obligated to buy the house.

This month the high court rejected an attempt by the Guardian to force the publication of Charles's "particularly frank" letters to ministers which they feared would "forfeit his position of political neutrality".

They should also consider accepting vulnerable Palestinians for temporary resettlement, under which they would not forfeit their right of return.

All or parts of the seasons in which they played were forfeited: the 1992 Final Four, the 1992-93 seandn, and the four seasons beginning with the 1995-96 season.

An estimated 10% of the electorate have joined the protests, which are backed by 51% of those surveyed in a recent poll.The protesters' main demand is the resignation of the entire government, which they feel has forfeited the public's trust.

Under the plea agreement in which they would have forfeited $100,000 and faced 6 15 months in prison, they would have been able to keep their homes.

This means they forfeit their hard-fought title, which now goes to the Manchester University team".

Lincoln Coach Tiny Morton pulled his team off the floor, for which he was suspended by the P.S.A.L., and his Railsplitters were forced to forfeit the game, which they were winning.