Sentences with phrase «forfeited even»

The significance of these reserves is that while with term insurance, if the policyowner stops paying the premiums the coverage is simply forfeited, with permanent insurance state regulators require insurance companies to provide some kind of benefits that can not be forfeited even if the policyowner allows the policy to lapse.

If cash can be forfeited even after an unlawful seizure, does this not circumvent the statutory requirement for reasonable grounds for suspicion?

A few of these benefits are forfeited even with the Direct Consolidation Loan.

AJOG articles are nothing more than publicity stunts created in an effort to maintain a monopoly on birth and not to forfeit even a small amount of business to competitors.

But just because the premium may be higher doesn't mean that you should forfeit even economy renters insurance on your apartment.

Nonforfeiture Values: The values in a life policy that the policyowner does not forfeit even if he ceases to pay the premiums; the cash value in the policy will be used in one of three ways: 1) cash value returned to the policyowner, 2) cash value buys extended term insurance, or 3) cash value buys a reduced paid - up life insurance policy.

Not exact matches

Days, weeks, months, even years pass, and that person has forfeited lots of compound interest in favour of seeking too much counsel.

There are even «time - out» options by which students can step away from courses for extended periods of time without forfeiting their curriculum or placing student loans into reimbursement mode.

But Northrup said Wednesday that he would forfeit a match against a girl even if it meant giving up a state championship.

Except in this case you know the schedule before signing on, if the team are not doing great this won't even have been an issue, they would have gladly forfeit the game.

Except in cases of severely diminished capacity, the perpetrator of murder still forfeits any personal claim on life, even though society may add an injustice of its own by being inconsistent with a normally more lenient treatment of similar circumstances.

Nevertheless, even a democratic regime may compromise its legitimacy and forfeit its right to the allegiance of its citizens.

If it is valid that not respecting another's right to live forfeits any claim one can make for one's own life, it applies even to the killings erupting from anger, jealousy or revenge which make up such a large part of murder statistics but are not normally subject to capital punishment.

Protecting even the lives of those who have forfeited their claim to protection articulates society's abhorrence of killing.

I forfeited so many things when I killed..., even the right to feel pain.»

But not only does my reading of scripture lead me to a different conclusion, where there is uncertainty about such a situation, the safer position is to consider the possibility that renouncing Christ will result in you losing your life and forfeiting your promise of salvation, and determine before hand that you will never renounce Christ even should people threaten you or your families life with death or torture.

Even though they were not allowed to take gold or silver with them and had to forfeit their homes, 165,000 of them reluctantly chose to go.

In the experience of morality we are awareof a claim made upon our consciences to do the good, whatever the cost, even if our lives have to be forfeited.

In the Field of Blood, where to this day those who have no place, or who have forfeited every place among the living, rest in the promise of the shepherding God who never pauses until every lost one is found, even if the searching leads all the way to Sheol.

m just happy for this site cos its the only outlet I have to get in touch with arsenal cos I don't wan na visit their monopolised site where every one even that stupid arse giroud and per are always praising wenger as a genius and how they all love and wan na cuddle him and kiss him (bunch of losers), I remember when he claimed he forfeited Chelsea to join us (giroud), lol.,..

If you don't even know basic football facts, which you clearly don't, you forfeit your right to be taken as a serious football fan.

If they had won that last game against Mervo, even with the forfeits, they still would have qualified for the playoffs.

Arsenal 0 West Ham 2 (What a season opener) Arsenal 0 Liverpool 0 (Lucky Pool didn't score) Chelsea 2 Arsenal 0 (Mourinho still walked away undefeated) Arsenal 1 Spurs 1 (Dropped 2 pts after coming from behind «AT HOME» to them) West Brom 2 Arsenal 1 (Joke) Norwich 1 Arsenal 1 (Even bigger joke) Southampton 4 Arsenal 0 (Better off with a forfeit) Liverpool 3 Arsenal 3 (Still pissed) Stoke 0 Arsenal 0 (I remember the days when we use to trash them) Arsenal 0 Chelsea 1 (Without Jose)

Team ZBT SO (Blake Weltman) forfeited to Team Delts JR (Grant Miller) on Sunday evening as they did not have enough available bodies to field a legal team.

Legislators, in an all night session, took the first step to change the state's constitution to require lawmakers convicted of a felony to forfeit their pensions, in answer to public outcry over dozens of Senators and Assembly members, including the two former leaders of the legislature keeping healthy pensions even though many have been sentenced to prison.

This is McGregor's most mature and subtle performance to date: even in sunlight, his Joe seems to walk in shadow as if he had forfeited the right to natural warmth.

This means that even if a New York City teacher stays in teaching until her fifth year but leaves before year 10, she forfeits any rights to a pension benefit.

A jeu de l'oie grid with very simple instructions and forfeits, which helps practise numbers (even a tiny bit of cross-curricular maths.)

In some cases, the artist may have even «forfeited» their intellectual rights to the song.

Philanthropy is not government, and it forfeits its distinctive advantages when it cozies up to government — even more so when it does government's bidding.

State data show that from 2003 to 2010, forfeiture revenue in Minnesota jumped 75 percent, even as crime rates declined, and the average value of forfeited property was only $ 1,000.

Even when rank - and - file teachers disagree with the politics and policies of union leadership, they can't opt out of paying for political activities — unless they forfeit valuable benefits.

The system kryten8 upholds would require a mother to forfeit what she knows is good for her daughter, because even the slightest majority believes it knows better.

Even if it does result in the forfeit of eternity by folks, well... it's not a Deep and Fatal Thing.

The year is A.D. 793; Jack and his sister have been kidnapped by Vikings and taken to the court of Ivar the Boneless and his terrifying half - troll wife; but things get even worse when Jack finds himself on a dangerous quest to find the magical Mimir's Well in a far - off land, with his sister's life forfeit if he fails.

If you do need to withdraw funds from CDs before they have fully matured, you'll typically forfeit some of the growth or even pay penalties in some cases.

Most of the time, a chapter 7 bankruptcy case will force the debtor to forfeit their home, car, and even clothes, among other possessions.

It is therefore conceivable that the amount owed will ultimately outstrip the amount of the deposit, leaving the cardholder with additional debt even after the deposit is forfeited.

While the returns on home ownership may pale in comparison to stocks, the choice is between the heavily leveraged, forced savings plan of home ownership, and completely forfeiting any hope of return or even partial recovery of the housing expense.

Once you've formally retired and stop bringing in money, you won't forfeit any benefits — even if money you've earned earlier in that year would otherwise take you over the annual earnings threshold.

The net impact of this is that your benefit checks will rise slightly — and there's even a possibility that the increased amount will more than make up for the amount of money that you forfeited.

Even if you do return the funds, you forfeit potential earnings from your money that you may not be able to make up.

If you start an account without the funds to meet that monthly minimum balance, you're likely to forfeit your monthly interest payments and even face monthly service charges, which can quickly erode (or even negate) the savings you're trying to grow.

Although guardians of these dogs may have done nothing to endanger the public, they nevertheless may be required to choose between compliance with onerous regulations or forfeiture of their beloved companions, and may even be required to forfeit their companions outright.

Even if you cancel the card down the road, you won't forfeit your earned miles.

And with regard to replacing or even forfeiting those wealthy and polluting coal and oil industries for cleaner technologies in order to save our planet's future?

Many citizens are shocked to learn that their vehicle, cash, financial accounts or other property can be seized and forfeited by the government despite the fact that they have not even been charged with a criminal offense, let alone convicted of one.

IF you do not report your accident in a timely manner then ICBC might deny injury claims, your rights under your policy to get your vehicle fixed or even forfeit your rights under your ICBC policy to indemnification for damages that you have caused others.

Because the tenant is in administration, the landlord first needs the consent of either the administrator or the court in order to forfeit, even by peaceable re-entry (para 43, Sch B1, Insolvency Act 1986 (IA 1986)-RRB-.

The administrator is likely to refuse his consent, saying that the lease is needed for the purposes of the administration, and the law reports are littered with cases where consent to forfeit has been refused by the courts, even in the face of rent arrears and an obvious breach of the alienation covenant.