Sentence examples for could not have terminated from inspiring English sources

"Accordingly, the player could not have terminated it prematurely and without just cause".

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".

She would not have terminated the pregnancy.

Furthermore, they argued that the Brancas would not have terminated.

Parents who relinquished their rights or had them terminated by the state could not have been promised anonymity because the birth certificates are not sealed upon relinquishment or termination of parental right.

"The bank could not have continued to operate without this financial support and the employees claiming the bonuses would almost certainly have had their employment contracts terminated".

But outside of cases of fraud or evictions for breaking other program rules, officials said they could not recall having terminated vouchers already being used.

"And in those circumstances they could simply have terminated his contract".

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.

In fact, if a majority of OPENLANE's shareholders had not consented to the Merger Agreement twenty-four hours after the Board executed it, the Board could have terminated the Merger Agreement without having to pay any termination fee.

The ductile features of a magma reservoir could have terminated rupture propagation.