Sentence examples for it would be terminated from inspiring English sources

In the findings released Friday, the trustees said that the "content and purpose" of Land's radio program was "not congruent with the mission of the ERLC" and that it would be terminated as soon as the broadcast contract allowed.

UPDATE: On October 5 HAU announced via Facebook that, after numerous complaints from the public regarding the morality and legality of the performance, it would be terminated after only five days.

Announcing that it would be terminating its contract, the company said delivering the Offender Learning and Skills Service (OLASS) had become "extremely challenging" in the past two years because of "a number of constraints" which had "a heavy impact on learner attendance, completion and achievements".

On Tuesday, the Michigan Department of Education informed the EAA -– the governing body that currently operates Detroit's worst public schools -- that it would be terminating its exclusivity contract with the authority next year.

The Arcadia group, which is majority-owned by the billionaire Sir Philip Green, said it would be terminating the pilot scheme at its BHS stores at the end of this month.

On Wednesday, TestFlight announced it would be terminating Android support as of March 21, for example, while also announcing that it was discontinuing its TestFlight SDK.

"The board told me I had to resign or I would be terminated," she said of the directors of the Miss North Carolina pageant.

But, if he didn't do it, the case would be terminated, and everything Sewell had gone through would be for nothing.

It notified Iraq that the mandate would be terminated in 1932, and a new treaty of independence was negotiated.

"I think it's a possibility that their contract would be terminated should there be another problem with the program".

And last week, when the list of the dealerships that would be terminated was released, Tator's was on it.