Sentence examples for led to termination from inspiring English sources

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

From 95 Ma, the age of subducted oceanic crust decreased progressively until arrival of the Pacific-Farallon spreading center led to termination of subduction and conversion to a transform plate boundary.

Perforations up to a diameter of 5 mm in size were covered with a BioGide membrane (Geistlich, Wolhusen, Switzerland), and perforations beyond a diameter of 5 mm up to 10 mm were additionally stitched with resorbable sutures (Vicryl 6-0, EthicoNorderstedtedt, Germany) while larger defects led to termination of the procedure.

Richmond Mayor Tom Butt said in an email that he cannot disclose what type of misconduct led to termination of the four officers, but Sunday's disciplinary actions were harsher than what the city originally announced last month when the investigation concluded.

In most HCCs (60%), the discontinuation of funding led to termination of 'BeweegKuur' implementation and execution.

The peak level was 6,450 nmol/L, a toxic level that led to termination of i.v. As2O3 therapy.

KRG members on Trinity's board ordered "immediate disciplinary action" when they learned of compliance violations, which led to terminations, according to Topper Ray, KRG spokesman.

"Just controversial comments have led to terminations," Kelly said.

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

The R-W-W screen can be used to identify and help fix problems that are miring a project, to contain risk, and to expose problems that can't be fixed and therefore should lead to termination.

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).