Sentence examples for it will terminate from inspiring English sources
The airline could tell its lessors it will terminate leases on, say, all its Boeing 757's and sign new leasing agreements on only the first dozen handed to it under generous conditions.
The U.S. Department of Education, under fire for its lackluster oversight of student loan contractors, said Friday it will terminate its relationship with five debt collectors after accusing them of misleading distressed borrowers at "unacceptably high rates".
The code will be invoked on-demand and it will terminate on completion of its execution.
At night, it will terminate at 14th Street in Manhattan.
One, it will terminate at Euston; two, it will not link up with HS1 or Scotland.
It will terminate Medicaid coverage and insurance subsidies for some twenty million people.
If a system doesn't perform, we will terminate it.
"Once we have declared that the parties cannot conciliate the matter we will terminate it and that was done about 15 or 16 months ago [for the QUT case].
Kepler is so incredibly successful, he says, that it seems unlikely NASA will terminate the mission next year.
In case a retailer decides not to make use of the opportunity to terminate such an agreement, Penguin will terminate it in line with the conditions laid down therein.
The result would be a seamless service from Manchester or Leeds, the two cities where the second, Y-shaped phase of HS2 will terminate when it is completed in the early 2030s.
