Sentence examples for plans to terminate from inspiring English sources
It plans to terminate its pension plans.
Oneida said it plans to terminate its pension plans, which it said are underfunded by $40 million.
The University Hospital and the Atlantic Health System, which includes Morristown Memorial, Mountainside and Overlook hospitals and General Hospital Center at Passaic, had both announced plans to terminate their contracts with Aetna U.S. Healthcare at the end of the month.
According to real estate executives, officials from Warner Brothers are expected to meet today with their landlord to finalize plans to terminate their lease for the store at Fifth Avenue and 57th Street.
Plans to terminate the program have united an eclectic group of advocates, including those who benefit from the corps' work, like off-road-vehicle enthusiasts, hikers, firefighters and sport fishermen.
"Eastern European newspapers have carried numerous stories about in-work benefits and the plans to terminate them for the first four years after a migrant's arrival in the UK "Under such circumstances the incentive for anybody wishing to come to live in the UK will be to come as quickly as possible".
In the past, companies have successfully fought to keep the additional information secret, saying termination data was irrelevant because they did not plan to terminate their pension plans.
He said his agency, which oversees federal procurement practices, did not plan to terminate leases in buildings that do not offer deep setbacks or meet other standards.
I applaud Councilman Stephen DiBrienza's outrage at New York City's plan to terminate benefits at the time-limit juncture of welfare reform (news article, May 8).
Delta, which is pruning its network as fuel hits record highs, is also planning to terminate similar regional flying contracts with Pinnacle Airlines and a unit of the Mesa Air Group.
It originally planned to terminate the deal within three months, but due to certain legal aspects "it took a little bit longer," said Martin.
