Even in bankruptcy, though, it is not always automatic that labor contracts and pension plans are terminated — something Mr. Gettelfinger doubtless knows by studying other companies.
None of this can be sorted out in advance, because the calculations also depend on the amount of money in a pension fund on the day it terminates — something the pension benefits corporation does not yet know.
Many lessons on "Sesame Street" are terminated when something eats them.
Under such circumstances, a ban on talking to women about how pregnancies can be safely terminated is something that many reproductive-health organizations, including Marie Stopes International and the International Planned Parenthood Federation, cannot agree to abide by.
So its restatement and executive changes likely constitute a real-life material adverse change, or MAC, giving P.&G. the right to terminate the acquisition, something P.&G. is now likely to do.
A regress on meaningful finite conditions is present, and the suggestion is that the regress can terminate only in something infinite, a being so all-encompassing that it need not (indeed, cannot) go beyond itself to obtain meaning from anything else.
In these instances Pol II might even terminate transcription, which is something that may also cause transcript release to be observed.
If something terminates abnormally, kill any runaway process manually (e.g., J2EE application servers, if not shutdown properly, can leave dozens of Java virtual machines running).
But our source tells us that HP is not satisfied with Windows 7 as a tablet operating system and has terminated the project (something CrunchGear mentioned months ago).
Trump ally and Newsmax chief executive Christopher Ruddy said last month that Trump was "considering perhaps terminating" Mueller — something the White House sought to play down and Ruddy tried publicly to talk Trump out of.
When an experiment is completed, you either choose to follow up on it, or you terminate it and move on to something else.
