Sentence examples for had decided to terminate from inspiring English sources

The German news media reported that Schalke's board had decided to terminate his contract at the end of the season.

The two companies announced in a statement on Sunday that they had decided to terminate their merger.

There, no one but a woman and her doctor would know that she had decided to terminate her pregnancy.

There he discovered that the league had decided to terminate the agreement that had been in place for the previous ten years for funding the players' pension system.

In a statement, the 69-year-old Republican said he had "decided to terminate my relationship with Macy's because of the pressure being put on them by outside sources".

Back in April, Rok disclosed underperformance at its PHE business, saying it had decided to "terminate a number of under-performing contracts and to restructure the business as a result".

"In light of recent events, the I.R.S. has decided to terminate its relationship with Acorn".

"I am shocked that U.S.F. has decided to terminate me on this basis, Winters said in a statement.

"LVMH has decided to terminate the AMF proceedings," the company said in a statement Tuesday, alluding to the French Financial Markets Authority.

"Huawei has decided to terminate the employment of Mr. Wang Weijing, who was arrested on suspicion of breaking Polish law.

South Africa's cabinet has decided to terminate a contract for eight A400 Airbus military aircraft that would have been used for airlifts, particularly in peacekeeping missions.