Sentence examples for be formally terminated from inspiring English sources

Although bombing stopped yesterday, the air campaign would be formally terminated only after a complete withdrawal, Gen Guthrie said.

He is only the second FBI director in history to be formally terminated, after William S. Sessions, who was fired by President Bill Clinton in 1993.

For others it was a purposeful friendliness with clear boundaries that would be formally terminated at a pre-determined point if it did not naturally fade away.

In the hours after the deal was formally terminated, the combined market capitalization of Rio and BHP fell by around $4 billion, far less than the $10 billion in savings the companies expected to make.

The trial was formally terminated after only 112 of the planned 850 patients had been enrolled.

It was formally terminated by government order on 20 August 1950, and the prototype was eventually scrapped at the beginning of the 1960s.

In addition, a survey of federal managers by the U.S. Merit Systems Protection Board suggests that besides those who are formally terminated, there are a sizable number of employees who voluntarily leave after they are counseled that their performance is unacceptable.

The Dolans gave notice in a regulatory filing Wednesday that they were formally terminating the offer.

Sources said 21st Century Fox prefers that problematic employees retire or resign rather than be terminated ― the company has taken this approach with Fox News talent and executives in the past, as well as with Guilfoyle, who was not formally terminated.

"The relationship was never formally terminated, with The Conversation working to an article-by-article basis".

King will be formally introduced Thursday.