The phrase "and termination should be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing conditions or requirements related to the ending of a contract, agreement, or process.
Example: "The contract stipulates that notice of termination should be given in writing, and termination should be effective 30 days after receipt."
Alternatives: "and the termination must be" or "and the termination is to be".
In any event, discussion of these cases is probably academic in relation to Rooney and Cabaye as most Premier League contracts now include a clause specifying that compensation for unilateral termination should be based on a player's "true transfer market value".
Immediate termination "should be reserved for criminal conduct, serious threats to operations and/or safety or egregious administrative or ethical failings," Byrne wrote in a formal response to the report, according to the Sun-Times.
Strands displaced during the course of termination should be the last portions to retain NCp7, especially the central DNA flap, while the HIV-1 LTR double-stranded DNA ends should promote active IN assemblies (Figure 6B).
Termination: If the employee's behavior has not improved after three warnings, termination should be considered.
If the employee's behavior is violent or creates a dangerous situation for the company or employees of the company, immediate termination should be considered.
In estimating the prevalence of CAs in a population, stillbirths and pregnancy terminations should be taken into account.
While all terminations are difficult, over 40 and minority terminations should be reviewed separately to make sure you are within the law, to head off potential discrimination suits.
All of the results are compared and some quantitative guidelines are provided for the maximum distance at which air terminations should be installed from the vulnerable points of structures.
The Belfast High Court is currently holding a review of whether terminations should be a legal option for women who have conceived as a result of rape, incest, or in the case of such severe malformation of the foetus that it could not survive outside the womb.
