Sentence examples for be entitled to terminate from inspiring English sources

Should the Client fail to remedy the failure to GNM's satisfaction, GNM shall be entitled to terminate all or part of this Agreement forthwith.

With respect to public opinion, the majority of the American people believe that women should be entitled to terminate a pregnancy in at least some cases.

An exception to this is the ability to terminate the contract and have it rendered void, since the Law Commission believed that "the third party should not be entitled to terminate the contract for breach as this may be contrary to the promisee's wishes or interests".

Sammy replied that under the existing contract with Peter, Sammy is entitled to terminate the contract with only three months' notice.

"If Birkin had given some kind of licence to Hermès to make use of the name over the years, she might be entitled to object or even terminate," he adds, but details of a formal agreement between them have not come to light.

(28) Where the trader has not remedied the lack of conformity through repair or replacement without significant inconvenience for the consumer and within one month, the consumer should be entitled to a price reduction or to terminate the contract.

(28) Where the seller has not remedied the lack of conformity through repair or replacement without significant inconvenience for the consumer and within a reasonable time, the consumer should be entitled to a price reduction or to terminate the contract.

Under his original agreement, Mr. Elop would be entitled to these same benefits if he terminated his employment for cause at any time regardless of a change of control, but would be entitled only to the same cash severance benefit (but not the acceleration of all equity awards) if his service contract was terminated by Nokia without cause prior to a change of control.

In the event that this Agreement is terminated, Client shall be entitled to a refund, calculated on a pro rata basis, of any of the Fee(s) pre-paid for the period following such termination taking effect, except to the extent that such termination has been effected by a breach committed by Client.

Board members had been inclined to terminate Mr. Thompson "for cause," which meant he'd receive no severance and wouldn't be entitled to stock grants totaling $16 million.

He may also be entitled to two years' salary severance pay if "membership of the board of management is terminated for cause through no fault of the board of management member".