Sentence examples for proper to terminate from inspiring English sources
The teleportation authorities have to decide which identity it is philosophically proper to terminate before news of the unfortunate accident gets out.
He was quoted as saying that the courts had failed to find the proper balance between the rights of a fetus and a woman's right to terminate an unwanted pregnancy.
The company reserves the right to terminate for excessive usage.
This generation of obstetricians had seen women wheeled into emergency rooms, one after another, because they had paid someone without proper training to terminate their pregnancies.
Insomniac, the company that staged Electric Daisy Carnival, filed a seven-figure lawsuit against L.A. on Friday, claiming the city did not have proper cause to terminate a concert planned for Oct. 30 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
Under such conditions, it is very important to select a proper pressure at which to terminate the production operation and start gas storage process.
We swiftly took the proper legal steps in order to terminate an employee once we were made aware of the situation.
In addition to helping balance the budget, Republicans can start a national debate about the proper role of the federal government by pushing to terminate the vast array of costly state aid programs.
The decision was made to terminate several executives and Bates started the proper process to do so.
When possible, the first proper stop codon (TAG or TAA) downstream of the initiation codon was chosen to terminate translation; however, to reduce overlap with downstream genes, abbreviated stop codons (T or TA) were selected for some genes.
