Sentence examples for ever terminate from inspiring English sources

We are told that merchants can set up some aspects of their own deals to suit themselves, but we are not told that Groupon never insists on minimum discounts; or that merchants can ever terminate their responsibility to honor a voucher.

Has he ever terminated anyone solely for incompetence?

The unions are now fighting to stack the so-called disciplinary process (misnamed because incompetent teachers don't need discipline -- they need to be replaced) so that failing teachers are rarely, if ever, terminated.

The controversy over Delphi's two-tiered pension outcome may foreshadow a similar policy decision that Congress must make in the coming months, over whether to appropriate money to NASA to cover the cost of a promise it made in 1996, to top up the pensions of its primary space shuttle contractor, United Space Alliance of Houston, if its pension fund was ever terminated.

An alternative possibility is that the decomposition continues indefinitely – to infinity – without ever terminating in durationless point-like parts.

This means that the process of dividing it into ever smaller parts will never terminate in an indivisible or an atom that is, a part which, lacking proper parts itself, cannot be further divided.

When I asked her if that had ever occurred, she checked and reported back that, as it happened, no contract had ever been terminated.

EDS says none have ever been terminated for cause.

No pregnancy may ever be terminated: not even the incestual rape of a minor.

He believed setting that date for the end of "the unnatural traffic" "ought to be considered as a great point gained in favor of humanity, that a period of twenty years may terminate for ever within these States... the barbarism of modern policy".

"I've been depressed like this ever since they terminated me," she said.