Sentence examples for imminent termination from inspiring English sources

Accused of attempting to "create a new God!", Caster is ambushed by neo-luddite terrorists and faces imminent termination unless his consciousness can be uploaded to a databank that promptly demands super-fast access to the internet.

Bishop's reunion with Methfessel and other boons of 1976 — the Neustadt Prize, her European trip, the upcoming publication of "Geography III," and a "very smart" Advanced Verse Writing class in the fall, the last she was scheduled to teach — almost compensated for the imminent termination of her Harvard contract at the end of the spring 1977 semester.

A: While some regional banks have already received official notification of the imminent termination of their relationships with correspondent banks, most of the affected banks have already begun establishing new relationships with other international banks.

Will termination fees get terminated?

In April 2014, Shi realized her "termination of employment would likely be imminent," according to Zhang's complaint, and told Yahoo Human Resources that Zhang had forced her to have sex.

At one point the termination of the negotiations seemed so imminent that Rouhani threatened to resign if Khamenei did not stop his hardline supporters.

So why is John Hancock forcing the termination payment issue when a replacement for Ambac seemed imminent?

Another major carrier, Sprint, is reconsidering its $200 early termination fee, Roni Singleton, a spokeswoman, said, although no announcement is imminent.

Though I don't foresee an imminent end to my therapy right now, I know that having conversations about termination with Lori is itself a step toward that.

Unlike the rest of the UK which legalised terminations in 1967, abortion is currently illegal in Northern Ireland unless a woman's life is in imminent danger.

Labour mobility is imminent.