Sentence examples for lead to termination of from inspiring English sources

She said if an audit of a Walmart supplier reveals that it does not meet the company's standards, there is "an escalating protocol of consequences" and a three strike policy "that can lead to termination of their business with Walmart".

It may be suggested that metal nanoparticles may lead to termination of proton gradient followed by disruption of membrane potential or loss of proton motive force (PMF), resulting in deterioration of driving force essential for efflux pump activity [18, 20, 21].

This could lead to termination of the lease and the Trump Organization's removal from the Old Post Office building.

The midwives noted however, that for some mothers, inverted nipple could lead to termination of BF.

Births of children with congenital malformations were excluded, because these malformations could lead to termination of the pregnancy.

Large numbers of people with Multiple Myeloma are not sensitive enough to standard chemotherapy or develop severe side effects that lead to termination of conventional treatment.

The PS of malformations has an influence on the stillbirth rate, as they lead to terminations of pregnancies when severe defects are diagnosed.

A definite no to any of the first five fundamental questions typically leads to termination of the project, for obvious reasons.

Failure to do so leads to termination of a student's study toward a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering; however, the student may continue to work toward an M.S. degree (see the "Master of Science in Chemical Engineering" section of this bulletin).

Failure in this first part of the qualifying examination normally leads to termination of a student's study towards the Ph.D. degree; however, the student may continue to work toward an M.S. degree (see the "Master of Science in Chemical Engineering" section of this bulletin).

A similar marketing-driven decision at Frito-Lay led to termination of their development programs.