"impending termination" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is used to refer to a termination that is about to happen soon, such as the end of a job or contract. For example: "The employee was given notice of his impending termination."
It is clearly the work of an unreconstructed artistic radical, but its mood is pastoral, and its action unfolds in a generic, deracinated Europe far removed from the ideological struggles of the recent past, as if Godard, in the last decade of the cold war, had intuited its impending termination.
Michael goes to Jan's office after the interview and quickly bumbles into revealing her impending termination.
Donald Trump's attorney general Jeff Sessions announced the impending termination of DACA on September 5, 2017, disingenuously claiming it was necessary to forestall a looming legal challenge by 10 state attorneys general.
"Yesterday was a really bad day for my home state of Indiana," Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind). said at a hearing on Thursday, noting that 2,100 Carrier workers had been notified of their impending termination at a company that had operated in Indiana since the early 1950s.
In all cases, we are assuming that cross-layer information is not available (i.e., the system is not aware of an impending handover situation), which will result in an abrupt termination of connections.
Members of the soccer team, however, believe that it was Howe's decision to tell them of her impending motherhood that led to her termination.
Will termination fees get terminated?
We hypothesize that this is due to longer filter survival with citrate, since it is common practice to postpone termination of CVVH until circuit failure is impending.
In August, the government outlawed sex-selective terminations in response to pressure from the international community and the United Nations Population Fund (Unfpa), which warned of an impending demographic crisis because of the number of foetuses being aborted due to their gender.
There is an impending crisis.
