Sentence examples for difficult to terminate the from inspiring English sources

However, lawyers said it would be difficult to terminate the Kyoto protocol because all parties have to formally agree by consensus to end it.

Since it seems that it will be difficult to terminate Blastich through the standard H.R. process, I have taken the liberty of placing a classified ad for a "Complete Psycho" in the "No Questions Asked" section of Soldier of Fortune.

The new law made it more difficult to terminate workers and gave workers the right to file complaints and be compensated for wrongful termination.

The seizures are difficult to terminate and often lead to death or irreversible central nervous system harm.

FOR women living in large swathes of the American South, it is increasingly difficult to terminate an unwanted pregnancy.

These findings are consistent with the possibility that poor attentional control is a risk factor for pathological worry, and if worry itself further impairs control, the combination will make it especially difficult to terminate worry episodes.

"So let's get rid of the underperforming teachers who are a problem and find a way to reward the exceptional teachers". Wilcox said it's difficult to terminate unsatisfactory teachers if they are tenured, which presents problems when trying to inspire improvement.

"Under plaintiffs' interpretation, it would be more difficult to terminate an individual grant than it would be to make it in the first place".

Such contracts automatically renew and are difficult to terminate.

The goal of antiabortion activists is generally to throw whatever obstacles they can in the way of women seeking abortions in hopes of discouraging them or just making it too difficult to terminate a pregnancy.

Mexico and Canada were "both being very difficult," Trump tweeted, as he threatened to "terminate" the trade deal.