The phrase "contract will be terminated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that a contract is going to be ended or canceled.
Example: "If the terms are not met, the contract will be terminated effective immediately."
Alternatives: "contract will be canceled" or "contract will be dissolved."
If the second test of the sample confirms Mayo's drug use, the Spanish team said, his contract will be terminated.
Such information will not help him have an idea as to when or if, his contract will be terminated.
"He is suspended and if the analysis of the B sample is also positive his contract will be terminated," said T-Mobile's general manager Bob Stapleton today.
June 21 - Porto confirm Villas-Boas has tendered his resignation and his contract will be terminated once his 15million euros release clause has been paid.
Joey Barton has been stripped of the Queens Park Rangers' captaincy and warned his contract will be terminated for one more serious indiscretion following an internal review into his dismissal at Manchester City on the final day of last season.
The company added: "Our administrative processes fell short of our own standards and those required by DWP, and to this end we have accepted that the MWA contract will be terminated".
Next, the private contracts will be terminated, with the federal government doing the work with its own employees.
To force some hands: Fox News, which has suspended Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum until May 1st, when their contracts will be terminated unless they announce that they are not running for President.
On Tuesday, league owner Doug Schoninger said in a letter to players first reported by Rugby Today that contracts will be terminated if agreement cannot be reached with USA Rugby, the governing body of the sport in America.
The government will be unable to end this expenditure overnight, but in releasing details of the waste it believes it has found it is signalling that those projects or contracts will be terminated at the first opportunity.
The suspensions were announced on Fox News on Wednesday in dramatic fashion, with Bret Baier, the network's top Washington anchor, telling viewers that on May 1, "their contracts will be terminated unless they notify Fox that they are not running for president".
