Sentence examples for could terminate from inspiring English sources

Cerberus could terminate the deal by paying United Rentals a $100 million fee, he said.

If signed by the governor, Mr. Bobb could terminate the Detroit teachers' union contract.

Mr. Steel hinted that the person who could terminate the Democrats' electoral advantage could be waiting in the wings.

When she was diagnosed with cancer, doctors said she could terminate her pregnancy to undergo aggressive chemotherapy, the BBC reports.

His inspectors regularly entered homes to check for cleanliness, and the company could terminate leases on 10 days' notice.

Doctors said she could terminate her pregnancy to undergo aggressive treatment using the drug Herceptin, which can harm a foetus, but she declined, beginning a milder treatment instead.

"Oxford singled out people it has enormous power over, because it could terminate them as approved providers and take away most of their business," Ms. Everitt said.

And the government could terminate its contract with any insurer that "engaged in activities intended to result in favorable selection" of beneficiaries.

I no longer see the necessity of having such strong ideological beliefs that could terminate or extinguish the idea of familial or even world peace".

The EFA warned that if DAT failed to comply with the terms set out in the notice, education secretary Nicky Morgan could terminate the funding agreement.

He explained that if a co-op shareholder violated the bylaws or house rules, the co-op board could terminate the proprietary lease and start eviction proceedings.