Sentence examples for deciding to terminate from inspiring English sources

The university said it had taken his conduct in 2014 into account when deciding to terminate his employment.

"Mitchell spent three years speaking out against the city, and that was a major factor in deciding to terminate this contract.

RBS is disputing the allegations, saying Tan was dismissed for gross misconduct and that it followed its company disciplinary policy in deciding to terminate his contract.

On Wednesday, after deciding to terminate the pipeline in Rockland County, they made a filing with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, effectively taking the river crossing off the table, said Brent Archer, a spokesman for Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation, the pipeline's primary sponsor.

With Greece holding a controversial referendum on its creditors' terms for its bailout in less than a week and the eurozone deciding to terminate the bailout on Tuesday, the pressure was on Mario Draghi, the president of the ECB, to make the call as to whether Greece would sink or swim.

It might well be that couples deciding to terminate pregnancy experience counselling differently but this should be the subject of a separate study.

Barclays Bank has, however, recently decided to terminate its banking facilities for these agencies.

As a result we have mutually decided to terminate these discussions.

We know there are different potential outcomes if either party decided to terminate".

The News Corporation management and standards committee met on Wednesday morning and decided to terminate the arrangement.

If the state does eventually decide to terminate its contract with Agbar, it could be costly.