Sentence examples for likely to terminate from inspiring English sources

Any legislative delay now will be likely to terminate the project, and that must not be allowed to happen.

Among other matters, United's unions are upset at the company's warning that it is likely to terminate their pension plans and replace them with less-generous retirement programs.

Significantly, sources said, the White House is not likely to terminate the program or to adopt the panel's recommendation to have phone companies hold the data.

Chrysler officials have already indicated that their similar coupons will expire on Monday, and Ford is likely to terminate its coupon program on Tuesday.

Phthisis (wasting disease, especially pulmonary tuberculosis) was apparently prevalent, and the Hindu physicians knew the symptoms of cases likely to terminate fatally.

Last week, United, the operating unit of the UAL Corporation, said it was likely to terminate its four employee pension plans, and it has said it will not make required contributions while it is in bankruptcy.

United said this week that it would most likely have to terminate its four employee pension plans and replace them with less-generous programs, citing a shortage of cash.

21 gave UAL's United Airlines a 30-day "test period" to show it can cooperate with its unions on a restructuring plan, despite United's threats that it "likely" will have to terminate its employee pension funds.

Males were much less likely than females to terminate male-female associations during the trials (t = 7.093, df = 27.94, p < 0.0001), and the frequency of male terminations did not differ significantly between the female diet treatments (t = -1.15, df = 22.44, p = 0.26).

"These issues go unreported and unaddressed because if you speak up you're likely to be terminated," Mr. Paterson said in a news conference.

Most of the CCTV contracts have been taken back in-house, moved to alternative providers, or are now subject to a commercial process, with two likely to be terminated.