Sentence examples for have to terminate from inspiring English sources

"Usually what happens if a company goes into bankruptcy is that it's either going to have to terminate [the pension] plan under what is known as a distress termination with the PBGC, or if it's bad enough, the PBGC will come in and take over the plan," says Felicia Finston, a bankruptcy attorney with Vinson & Elkins' Houston office.

I have to terminate Lolo's employment with immediate effect.

If a deal is not reached, the company may have to terminate its pension fund.

"Napster will have to terminate all employees because we just don't have enough cash," Ms. Jensen said.

Kyle and Sarah and adorable Pops have to terminate, at birth, the machines' sinister all-encompassing AI programme called Genisys.

She couldn't determine how Aisha would respond to a photo-grapher: if at any point Aisha became uncomfortable, we would have to terminate the shoot.

That may include having to terminate an existing relationship".

"I was highly upset when she told me she had to terminate my case," Ms. Ives said.

We had to terminate them both, fix their mistakes and finish on time to avoid serious liquidated damages.

We've also laid off, we've had to terminate, 350 employees, and we're not sure how many of them we're going to get back".

When US Airways found it had to terminate its pilots' pension plan to emerge from bankruptcy, the pilots threatened to force the airline into liquidation.