Sentence examples for being able to terminate from inspiring English sources

On those occasions when the R.D. workers did speak to the villagers, the exchanges were extremely short, both sides appearing relieved at being able to terminate the contact quickly.

Under the agreement, its drivers would still be classified as independent contractors, but will have some changes to working conditions that include allowing them to solicit tips, and not being able to terminate a driver without notice.

For example, while co-ops have broad powers when dealing with shareholders who engage in "objectionable conduct" — in some cases, even being able to terminate a proprietary lease — there is no similar procedure available to a condominium.

Mazzucca's landlord was able to terminate his lease.

Berkshire will not be able to terminate the new policy.

Finally, in New Mexico, J. was able to terminate her pregnancy.

Landlords would not be able to terminate tenancies simply to put rents up.

"A regulator should be able to terminate management and boards and liquidate assets".

Samuels and Spanswick were able to terminate her because together they formed two-thirds of the board.

If there is no mobile signal in your area and you are constantly losing service, you may be able to terminate the contract for non-performance.

If that law passes, the I.S.P.'s won't be able to terminate spammers if they spam with their real address.