The phrase "as terminated" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to the state of something that has been ended or concluded.
Example: "The contract is now considered as terminated due to the breach of agreement."
Alternatives: "as concluded" or "as ended".
Further, the sex that terminated mating was registered on the basis of whether the female's vigorous movement preceded the termination (categorised as terminated by the female) or not (categorised as terminated by the male).
20, which related to direct loans to State banks and trust companies, was omitted from the Code as terminated since by its own terms, it was effective for only one year following date of its enactment, Mar. 24, 1933.
(The subscript "A" and "B" refers to "In" and "As" terminated surfaces, respectively).
Some scholars question management replacements in principle, as terminated managers experience significant personal costs after forced replacement (e.g., no employment in listed firms for at least 3 years).
Under the new rule, when a licensor rejects an executory license agreement, the licensee has an option of either treating the license as terminated and claiming damages for breach, or retaining its rights under the license agreement and paying all royalties and other payments due thereunder.
Due to the As-rich surface reconstruction, the initially deposited 1.75 ML/s are incorporated into the As terminated surface, resulting in the appearance of a Ga-stabilized surface, and the remaining 2 ML/s gives rise to the formation of tiny Ga droplets on the substrate.
So Inmarsat has issued a notice of default, giving LightSquared 60 days to come up with the cash or face measures such as terminating the agreement.
Such repeal not to be construed as terminating any valid lease, permit, patent, etc., existing on Oct. 21, 1976, see section 701 of Pub.
L. 94 579 not to be construed as terminating any valid lease, permit, patent, etc., existing on Oct. 21, 1976, see section 701 of Pub.
Sometimes an author transfers copyright to someone and then later the author reacquires it through a process known as "terminating a transfer". Copyright laws provide a method by which authors can reclaim rights after a number of years.
In many classical discussions of the subject, the assumption was made that a system of this kind will start from as well as terminate in truths and that necessity will attach to premises and conclusions alike.
