These decisions did not typically involve the termination of treaties.
Each week, they endure a quest involving the termination of a social-media manager, or the agony of a day-long meeting, or the assembly of a PowerPoint presentation meant to win a contract supplying arms for a secret war, illustrating bullet points with actual bullets.
The opinion of the European Court of Human Rights in Fernández Martínez v. Spain(2014), a case involving the termination of priest hired to teach Roman Catholicism in a state-run school, illustrates the difference between U.S. and European law (even though the case was decided under privacy rather than antidiscrimination norms).
Try to explain that vegetation produces crops (i.e. fruits, vegetables, grains and legumes) which will rot or otherwise go unused if not imminently consumed and this involves no loss of life whereas the consumption of animals involves the premature termination of their lives.
One involved the tragic termination of a success story, the turn-around of Earl Wheeler, a 21-year-old man who had grown up surrounded by a violent culture spawned by poverty and lack of education, but who had turned his life into a positive and productive force.
This process, which involves the RNA polymerase II termination factor Dhp1/Xrn2 and the nuclear exosome Rrp6, precludes utilization of the canonical polyadenylation (polyA) signal further downstream34.
Similarly, transcription termination involves the binding of multiple accessory proteins which may affect the pattern of mutations and repair at the 3'-end.
Inflammation is a fundamental response of the immune system whose successful termination involves the elimination of the invading pathogens, the resolution of inflammation and the repair of the local damaged tissue.
By contrast, only three down-regulated genes [30S ribosomal protein S17 (TDF #105_1), chaperonin 20 (TDF #98_1) involved in protein folding and stabilization and AT5G47880 (TDF #69_3) involved in the termination step of protein synthesis] were detected in B-toxic C. sinensis leaves (Table 2).
