The phrase "about the termination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the end of a contract, employment, or any agreement.
Example: "We need to have a meeting to talk about the termination of the project and its implications."
Alternatives: "regarding the termination" or "concerning the termination".
To start, the Obama administration and its European allies should raise concerns immediately with the Karzai government about the termination of the Human Rights Commissioners' appointments, and express strong support for the work Nadery and his colleagues have done.
Judith Goldiner, a head lawyer at the Legal Aid Society, said she voiced her concerns about the termination notices to Mr. Rhea early last year during a chance meeting in Albany, only to be rebuffed.
But, Mr. Fleischer said, it also said there was nothing negotiable about the termination of North Korea's nuclear projects -- either its recently revealed effort to produce a bomb from highly enriched uranium, or the plutonium production it now threatens to restart.
Lady Hale, deputy president of the court, said that the managerial and supervisory tasks carried out by the labour ward co-ordinators were not close enough to the role of providing the treatment which brings about the termination of the pregnancy.
It worked!" My conviction that these officials were talking about the weaponization program was reinforced when the November 2011 I.A.E.A. report about the termination of that program noted that "staff remained in place to record and document the achievements of their respective projects".
The phrase is often used in bioethics, especially in connection with decisions about the termination of life and genetic manipulation.
Thus in this context, it is really critical to look into the consequences that will be brought about by the termination of the donor remuneration system.
Plaintiffs also assert that Fisker also violated California labor laws by failing to inform the state unemployment office about the terminations.
Another woman who had three abortions stated that she 'didn't feel guilt about the terminations, which to me were medical procedures' (The Scotsman, February 9, 2010).
The immigration minister, Peter Dutton, said Abyan was flown out of the country because she had changed her mind about having the termination.
She does not want a baby born of her assault and she is growing increasingly anxious about having the termination she first requested nearly two months ago.
