Sentence examples for terminate some from inspiring English sources

The federal government could terminate some or all of Indiana's Medicaid money if the state persisted in violating federal Medicaid law.

The move could save the airline more than a billion dollars over the coming year, but pension experts said that it signaled the likelihood that United will terminate some or all of the plans.

That move could save it more than a billion dollars in cash over the coming year, but pension experts said it signaled the likelihood that United would terminate some or all of the plans.

But the fact that the community organisation she was running had to terminate some of its most effective services and lay off staff owing to cuts in government grants was clearly getting to her. "It's different this time," she said of the government's austerity masterplan.

"If you get rid of 26percentt of my employees, I guess I'm going to have to terminate some of the contracts," said Victor Moran, 52, the chief executive of Total Quality, a janitorial services company in the Washington area — "unless I'm willing to break the law," which he said he was not.

Translink has said it has had to terminate some buses along parts of their routes on Friday evening.

Trump would allow those family members' applications to be processed even as he terminates some family categories.

Jura has just one main road, which terminates some way short of the island's northern tip.

"I think they terminated some people who were not in any way compromised," he said of Dura.

It raises the pay of those who get high marks, reduces the pay of poor performers and even terminates some doctors who fall short.

He has terminated some costly and unneeded weapons programs, held errant contractors accountable, and pressed the services to find savings to help pay for new spending.