Sentence examples for be allowed to terminate from inspiring English sources

Typically, a target company would be allowed to terminate a deal if shareholders vote it down.

Dalton Conley asks why a woman should be allowed to terminate a pregnancy if her sexual partner wants the baby.

The telecoms regulator Ofcom says it is awaiting the ICO's view and "until all of the facts have been established it is too early to say whether TalkTalk customers will be allowed to terminate their contract".

If President Bush is allowed to terminate the ABM treaty, what is to stop future presidents from unilaterally taking America out of NATO or the United Nations?

Under federal law, companies that seek bankruptcy are allowed to terminate contracts with vendors, which allowed Chrysler and G.M. to shut hundreds of dealerships.

Prior to enrolment the patients gave their written informed consent; they were allowed to terminate participation in the trial at any time, without giving reasons.

The problem, as Freedman saw it, is that in practice, Catholic hospitals have differing interpretations of when they are allowed to terminate pregnancies.

Within groups of females that were allowed to terminate matings naturally, progeny production bore no relationship to copulation duration (linear and quadratic fits, all R2 < 0.07, all P > 0.3).

One, aged 23, is nearly three months pregnant as a result of the alleged rape, and has pleaded with the Australian government to be allowed to come to Australia to terminate the pregnancy.

Any legislative delay now will be likely to terminate the project, and that must not be allowed to happen.

"You are legally allowed to terminate your lease if it was presented to you that a certain property had amenities that it didn't actually have," she said.