Sentence examples for made to terminate from inspiring English sources
The decision was made to terminate LEP.
That relates to a payment allegedly made to terminate the midfielder Eyal Berkovic's contract at Pompey, without paying the tax due.
"The decision has been made to terminate the relationship professionally and amicably with Tarik, and I'm glad Brad has agreed to work with Andy the next three weeks".
Experts say Laureys' findings are likely to reopen the debate over when the decision should be made to terminate the lives of those in comas who appear to be unconscious but may have almost fully-functioning brains.
The decision was made to terminate several executives and Bates started the proper process to do so.
We've confirmed that things are actually moving much faster than we first understood, and that a decision has already been made to terminate Chris DeWolfe's employment with MySpace.
Bill Keller Charlieie's Ghost," column, June 29) paints a balanced picture of the difficult decision many parents have to make to terminate a pregnancy for medical reasons.
But since you so clearly deride all these hookers -- whose welfare you otherwise lament when talking about the choices some might make to terminate a pregnancy and manage their lives -- I am quite sure you don't care about how they might access tests that might save their lives.
The study is subject to intent-to-treat analysis and all reasonable efforts are made to contact terminated subjects for follow-up data collection for the first 12 months.
The club have made offers to terminate the contracts of AJ Leitch-Smith, James Berrett, Adam Morgan and Artur Krysiak.
The committee also concluded that Army Secretary Robert Stevens and Army Counsel John Adams "made efforts to terminate or influence the investigation and hearings at Fort Monmouth", and that Adams "made vigorous and diligent efforts" to block subpoenas for members of the Army Loyalty and Screening Board "by means of personal appeal to certain members of the [McCarthy] committee".
