Voorbeelden van forfeit

• The departure of the subject from that autobiography forfeits its authenticating uniquity, but it is still life, of a sort.

• Whatever may have happened, it was treated as an act of war and in these circumstances the perpetrators forfeited all rights.

• Only two prisoners refused the offer of early release in exchange for forfeiting their fee as volunteers.

• Licenses of vessels which become involved in trespassing and encroachment into the jurisdictional waters of other countries are forfeited and not reissued.

• Twenty-six candidates polled 74,824 votes, all but five of them forfeiting their deposits.

• In the case of a third or subsequent birth, a substantial sum is forfeited, ostensibly to pay for maternity services.

• In the process, both individuality and nonage-related group identities are backgrounded or forfeited altogether.

• Further, opportunities for direct action may be forfeited and communities may suffer the consequences of false hope.

• Philosophy, at least, was henceforth addicted to this criticism and it cannot protect itself from it without forfeiting its own nature.

• The inevitable consequence of his marriage was that he forfeited his fellowship, and the security it had given him.

• Payment of debts, however, were frequently forfeited to manifestations of style and status.

• Because of its adamant stand, the council had also forfeited any possible influence in the actual policing of the city.

• Already in a vulnerable position, they felt in danger of forfeiting everything if political and economic reforms were not fast in coming.

• Now indirect or opportunity costs - the financial rewards which people are forfeiting by caring - are much more commonly a target of policy.

• The deposit would be forfeited if any newspaper were found to have published anything seditious.