Sentence examples similar to declaration of discontinuance from inspiring English sources

The suit "is discontinued in its entirety without prejudice," says the notice of discontinuance filed Wednesday in New York Supreme Court.

Berolzheimer's Municipal Opera hangs on brink of discontinuance.

This time, Michael Russo, who had replaced Plumacher as president, signed the "assurance of discontinuance".

The voluntary agreement, referred to as an "assurance of discontinuance," is in effect nationwide.

Plumacher, who was then president of the company, signed an "assurance of discontinuance," agreeing not to sell unregistered securities but not admitting that QuesTec ever had.

"The city recognized that all we really need to do is file a stipulation of discontinuance as a matter of general practice," an official said.

Edward Telmany, US Coachways's chief executive, was upset about the low ratings, according to the formal Assurance of Discontinuance he signed with the attorney general's office.

Researchers have shown that reinvention not only increases the likelihood of adoption but also reduces the likelihood of discontinuance (Berman and Pauley [1975]; Rogers [2003]).

This may explain part of the high rate of discontinuance after the first prescription.

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