Sentence examples for efforts to terminate from inspiring English sources

The airline's efforts to terminate its retirement plans have drawn fire from its unions, which were not altered during the first round of cuts.

"It is particularly significant that the Florida Supreme Court sent a clear signal to the counties that their counts can continue, notwithstanding the secretary's efforts to terminate those counts three times in the past three days," he said and urged "these counties to conduct these recounts as quickly as is possible".

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"Having been unable to reach a negotiated resolution of this matter," the statement continued, "and in view of the Broussards' ongoing efforts to terminate these leasehold rights, Sabine has exercised its rights under the Natural Gas Act to acquire the property it needs to continue its operations".

They have stopped short of direct military action, even the jamming of communications lines, and Mr. Clapper's assessment may push both American officials and some allies to the conclusion that efforts to terminate Col. Qaddafi's 41-year rule in Libya are futile.

The Navajo obtained in December a US Department of Justice moratorium on BIA efforts to terminate their permits to keep sheep and other grazing animals.

Termination by agreement should always be your first option in your effort to terminate an easement.

He told Maurice that before he was born Sarah had stood on a bench; Philip had repeatedly pushed her off, in an effort to terminate the pregnancy.

Also today, Mr. Clinton sparred anew with Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, who is using the gathering here to propose a ban on military uses of space, another effort to terminate American efforts to develop a national missile defense.

Harry Wallace, chief of the Unkechaug Indian Nation on the 50-acre Poospatuck reservation, said Mr. Bloomberg's latest salvo was an effort to "terminate our sovereignty".

"In rejecting Amgen's effort to terminate our license, Judge McGarr has sustained our long-established position and belief in our performance under this agreement," a spokesman for Johnson, Jeffrey J. Leebaw, said.