The phrase "are being ended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing action where something is in the process of being concluded or terminated.
Example: "The negotiations are being ended due to a lack of agreement between the parties."
Alternatives: "are being terminated" or "are being concluded".
Historically familiar mutterings of a sell-out are beginning to be heard.The chief cause for concern is the terms on which UN sanctions against Iraq are being ended.
Around 3,350 customer relationships either have been stopped or are being ended; most of these were dormant accounts but some 750 were customers the Vatican did not want.Now it was time for phase two, in which the IOR would need a full-time president.
Contracts are being canceled, careers are being ended and new investigations are being launched.
"There's no need to make solar artificially cheaper by benefiting from illegal dumping". Though the Commission's stated reason for ending the tariffs now is that they are no longer necessary to maintain fair pricing, the fact that they are being ended just months after Trump imposed the same tariffs in the U.S. has caused many to see the timing as both commercially and diplomatically advantageous.
You don't have to view the Israeli government as uniformly overrun by cold-blooded killers to recognize that their claims demand special scrutiny, especially when the lives of innocent children are being ended.
The whole of my lifetime the second world war has been being ended in Europe".
The £12.7bn National Programme for IT is being ended after years of delays, technical difficulties, contractual disputes and rising costs.
The show, which features veteran stars such as Richard Wilson and John Hurt, pulls in almost seven million viewers but is being ended by its creators.
COYR!!" "It's been end-to-end at times, with lots of good play from penalty box to penalty box then it breaks down.
No consideration was being given to ending mandatory detention.
Some progress is being made to end the trade.
