Sentence examples for i would terminate from inspiring English sources

"I said that if it became too difficult for me to govern the commonwealth and conduct a presidential campaign, I would terminate one endeavor," Mr. Wilder said at the time.

"I felt just by asking for the test, they made assumptions that I would terminate [the pregnancy]," she said.

Yet last week, SeaStreak America, which served that terminal, announced it would terminate its service between Sunset Park and Wall Street this Friday.

It said it would "terminate any supplier that fails to address labour and human rights concerns".

She asked our opinion concerning the war, and how it would terminate.

Just three days ago, the Pentagon announced that it would terminate his organization's $335,000-a-month 335,000-a-monthhe Defense Intelligence Agency.

Enron raised the stakes in the dispute by serving notice that it would terminate the contract and pull out of the project.

Instead, the company, based in Greenwich, Conn., said that it would terminate the deal and ask Cerberus to pay the $100 million breakup fee stipulated in the merger contract.

DoubleClick said it would terminate its offer, drop out of the bidding and collect a breakup fee of $8.6 million plus expenses from NetCreations.

The government announced yesterday that it would terminate iTV's license after the deadline had passed for paying nearly $3 billion in fines, broadcasting license fees and interest.

If the motion is not passed then the mutual said it would terminate funding for the Co-operative party at the end of 2017.