Sentence examples for prepared to terminate from inspiring English sources

With nothing to go on, the C.I.A. officer prepared to terminate his relationship with Asset X.

Davies and Sands also made collaborative skills a central part of personnel evaluations and were prepared to terminate managers who, after coaching and support, were not effective collaborators.

Trump has indicated a more hardline approach, tweeting in November, following the death of the Cuban leader Fidel Castro, that he was prepared to "terminate" the Obama-led thaw if Cuba did not "make a better deal".

Describing himself as "very angry", Somers also said that he was prepared to terminate Sports Direct's retail contract.

Dr Katherine Astbury told the court that she had been prepared to terminate the pregnancy if her patient's condition deteriorated, even if there was still a foetal heartbeat.

The Transport Workers Unionnationalal secretary, Tony Sheldon, said the union believed Qantas was preparing to terminate around 3,000 workers at one of its divisions and then rehire them through subsidiary companies.

I was preparing to terminate an early pregnancy for a transgender man who had experienced a contraceptive failure.

The negotiations have been "suspended" for 10 years, but neither side appears prepared to unilaterally terminate the standoff and resume all-out armed conflict.

Ready to terminate her residency.

It's probably not an accident that two of the four Republican senators who are prepared to vote to terminate Trump's national emergency — Susan Collins of Maine and Thom Tillis of North Carolina — are up for reelection next year.

New York City officials, who were then responsible for administering the Medicaid program in the city, were notified of this decision, and prepared to reduce or terminate payments to the nursing home for respondents' care.