Word: forfeits
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...responsibility to advance rests on the hospitals and universities, Bok added. "If private institutions make no effort to solve acknowledged problems, they forfeit their right to complain when the government intervenes...
...racquetwomen's only loss came with a doubles forfeit resulting from schedule conflicts. Similar conflicts last week "had a lot to do with our loss to Williams," Wynn said...
Anyhow, it's there. It exists, and it demands some explanation. Those concerned with Curry deserve some sort of comment on what happened, when, how, and why. More important, those interested in Harvard football should be made aware of the ramifications. Will he play again? Does Harvard stand to forfeit a game, or a season? Is he an active student at this university? If not, does he have a year of eligibility left should he return to school...
...build some limits into the ABC plan so as not to entirely undercut the scheduled carriers. Airlines or charter operators, for example, may cancel a flight altogether under ABC if enough passengers do not show up; they may also change arrival and departure dates. Passengers who cancel will forfeit what the CAB described as a "substantial portion" of ticket costs. ABC also will be restrained by other rules, such as prohibiting charter operators from raising ticket prices if a flight is not fully booked, so prices may well be pegged high enough to offset excessive cancellations. The result: charter fares...
...this job again." Efforts to psych the opposition ran all the way from intentional on-court talking (and even smoking) to giving wrong driving directions to teams headed for a remote court, so that the enemy would be more than 20 minutes late and thus forfeit the match. Off-putting snide remarks, of the sort now openly urged by many books as part of tennis strategy, flourished. ("Are you paired with Sue? You'll never win.") In Class A, where some of the best women tennis players in the city compete, a woman with a reputation for making bad line...