Sentence examples for needed to terminate from inspiring English sources

American said it needed to terminate the plans to stay competitive, but Mr. Gotbaum disputed the airline's calculations.

Ms. Weiss decided based on that statement, and a number of others, that NPR needed to terminate its contract with Mr. Williams.

In one girl's case there were no records at all; Miracle Makers had lost the documents needed to terminate parental rights, said Zoë G. Allen, the girl's Legal Aid lawyer.

After adjustment for SE etiology, SE severity score, and number of compounds needed to terminate SE, newer AEDs were independently related to a reduced likelihood of return to baseline (p < 0.001) but not to increased mortality.

The biggest one that I come back to is why, once they realized they needed to terminate Reggie, why they went about it like breaking up with your ex instead of as professional, as Evan has been in business.

Here, questions such as, "What sort of approval will be needed to terminate a partner?" and "What sort of conduct should trigger this right?" are often the two forefront issues.

These syntactic fireworks need to terminate in an emotional or intellectual experience for the reader.

"If it's not available, if a woman really does feel that she needs to terminate her pregnancy, she may be willing to try just about anything".

All Scott did was call Cordova an evil predator and say "someone needs to terminate this guy with extreme prejudice" on national television.

Under some lawmakers' interpretation of the resolution, Mr. Obama would need to terminate or scale back the mission after Monday, barring such authorization.

The bureau's preliminary plans say that when a consumer presents proof of insurance, the mortgage servicer needs to terminate the policy and refund within 15 days any premiums that were paid.