Sentence examples for are forced to terminate from inspiring English sources

Women do not lose their lives from morning sickness today, but about one in 150 pregnant women ends up in hospital, and it's estimated that about 40 each year are forced to terminate their pregnancies because they are so ill.

As such, strategies E3, E4, and E5 entail higher transmission delays due to the fact that no data sessions of secondary users are forced to terminate.

If SUs cannot find new channels, even though there are some free channel(s), they are forced to terminate their own connections and hence reducing S U SP. The results shown in Fig. 10 indicate that SU optimal performance is when λ FAR is close to zero.

One ripple effect has caused six of the eight 2015 Millennium Development Goals to be thwarted as child brides are forced to terminate their schooling.

These are also used for stabling multiple units or locomotives, and trains that are forced to terminate prematurely so as to cause minimal disruption and no platform alterations for other trains.

In one prominent case, American Apparel, the clothing manufacturer, was forced to terminate 1,800 undocumented workers after a 2009 audit.

He said the employees he was forced to terminate were 25 to 40 years old and had been in the United States for five to 10 years.

Sometimes, instead of making their employer aware of their condition an employee will have several unauthorised absences until the employer is forced to terminate their employment.

"After Kevin's public and unacceptable criticism of the team, the club was forced to terminate his contract," a statement reads on the official S04 website.

Citigroup has that and more to do -- the most bailed-out bank in the United States was forced to terminate its payout.

Taking up her personal battle over being forced to terminate her pregnancy in Liverpool in 2011, Mellet told the Guardian she had no choice but to have Ireland tried in the international court of public opinion.