Sentence examples for in a position to terminate from inspiring English sources

"Sony has made it possible for Kesha to record without any connection, involvement or interaction with Luke whatsoever, but Sony is not in a position to terminate the contractual relationship between Luke and Kesha," Scott Edelman, an attorney for the company, told the New York Times.

"Paris is worth a Mass," quipped the new Henry IV, who was then uniquely in a position to terminate the Wars of Religion, which he did with the Edict of Nantes (1598).

If Iran reneges, said Carney, "the temporary, modest relief would be terminated, and we would be in a position to ratchet up the pressure even further by adding new sanctions".

And, it means that cities such as Dublin, that sit right at the end of the line where information terminates, would never be in a position to qualify as a super internet hub.

Here is how he closed a tribute to the painter Arshile Gorky, in 1950: **{:.break one} ** Throughout his career, terminated by the artist's suicide in 1947, Gorky seemed more than ordinarily marked by a struggle to get at his own identity.... Perhaps Gorky, now that he is safely dead, will receive the recognition denied him when he was in a position to care.

He's in a position to know.

They accuse environmental groups of exaggerating deficiencies in a quest to terminate the project.

What a position to be in today.

Recent negotiations have put Orange in a position where it can terminate the contract in the future, but at the moment the legal framework was not favourable, he said.

Money damages could be the only result, because a neighbor is not in the same position of power as a landlord to terminate a lease.

If this amendment passes, it will mean that virtually all women with insurance through the exchange who find themselves in the unwanted and unexpected position of needing to terminate a pregnancy will not have coverage for the procedure.