Sentence examples for could have terminated from inspiring English sources
Next, we addressed the possibility that despite appropriate initiation, the ribosomes could have terminated protein synthesis prior to reaching the authentic termination codon.
Though the Bulls could have terminated Williams's deal -- riding a motorcycle violates the standard N.B.A. contract -- he is currently on injured reserve.
Because riding a motorcycle violates the standard N.B.A. contract, the Bulls could have terminated Williams's deal after the accident June 19.
The 31-year Bryant could have terminated the last two years of his contract and become an unrestricted free agent last July.
Besides investing the trust fund in what turned out to be a Ponzi scheme, Peter Madoff also did not notify Mr. Samuels that he could have terminated the trust when he turned 21, in 2007, the complaint says.
By contrast, a private sector employer in the United States could have terminated the worker as soon as a theft was detected, unless a union contract was involved or antidiscrimination laws were violated.
"If they had caught her drinking and using drugs they could've terminated her employment or at least got her drug and alcohol rehabilitation themselves". .
"And in those circumstances they could simply have terminated his contract".
In "Looking Backward," Bellamy wrote about a man who fell asleep in May, 1887, and woke up in September, 2000, to find a socialist utopia in which the "labor problem" had been cured "as the result of a process of industrial evolution which could not have terminated otherwise".
I have terminated your probation.
