Sentence examples for in terminations from inspiring English sources

Almost 40% of pregnancies among black women end in terminations, according to government figures.

He said the office had taken various steps to reduce abuse, including conducting internal investigations, some of which have resulted in terminations.

That is the quandary abortion providers say they find themselves in now that the governor of Utah has signed a law forcing providers to prevent fetal pain in terminations.

In 2000, the most recent year for which data are available, about one-third of the association's 250 ethics investigations resulted in some penalty to accountants, and 8 of those cases resulted in terminations; in more than half of the cases -- 135 -- either the investigations were discontinued, the complaints were dismissed, or no violation was found.

From postdocs' point of view, however, the good intentions often backfire; especially since the financial collapse, they have often resulted in terminations rather than better jobs.

After all, just as ignoring imperatives from the corporate headquarters can result in terminations, so too the Earth has shrugged off entire species and classes of plants and animals over the course of its history.

KFC "will require that the employee or employees responsible be terminated," said Bonnie Warschauer, director of public relations, and further violations will "result in termination of our relationship".

"Failure to comply will result in termination of employment".

$59 million in termination awards, stock awards and options over the next five years if he leaves the bank.

Hunter, who had 44 steals last year, receives $593,407 in termination pay instead of the $2.4 million salary he won in arbitration.

Andrew Jackson's chief antagonist in a conflict (1832 36) that resulted in termination of the bank.