Sentence examples for but to terminate from inspiring English sources

So much so that, like 1,000 other women each year, I decided the sickness had become unbearable and I had no choice but to terminate my pregnancy.

But lacking the money to travel, she was left with no alternative but to terminate the pregnancy using abortion pills bought online.

As for its own takeover bid for Capital, Simon said it would have "no alternative but to terminate its approach" if the UK group does not provide it with the requested due diligence materials.

He and his wife wanted to trade the Seville for a sport utility vehicle, but to terminate the lease they would have had to pay, he says, more than the car was worth.

In a statement, a spokeswoman for Miss Ultimo lingerie said: "We have been in meetings all morning with regards to the stories that have surfaced over the weekend about Peaches and unfortunately we have no option but to terminate her contract.

"Therefore, we have been given no other option but to terminate his contract immediately".

FedEx Ground officials said they had sympathy for Jean but had to terminate her under company rules, because she was no longer covering her route and she hadn't found a replacement driver.

"We are determined to continue our mission for as long as necessary, but ready to terminate the operation as soon as possible," the NATO secretary general, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, said in a statement from the alliance's Brussels headquarters.

Specifically, the F ORF within the original Angrem52 sequence begins at position 1393 but appears to terminate prematurely with a stop codon at 2118.

An additional short abfronto-ventral pair of muscles arises close to the abfrontal diagonal muscle but seems to terminate already at the most ventral set of the episphere body wall ring muscles.

The new arena lease runs through 2040 but allows Hulsizer to terminate it early for a number of reasons, including legal action - which is exactly what the conservative leaning Goldwater Institute has threatened to bring, because public money is involved in the deal in possible contravention of Arizona law.