Sentence examples for terminate what from inspiring English sources

Boris Yeltsin confirmed that the Soviet Union had violated the BWC, and he pledged to terminate what remained of the old Soviet biological weapons program.

The main item on the agenda: a vote of representatives from the 29 teams on whether to terminate what is left of the season.

That means Coolidge is president!" No sooner did Coolidge become president than he went on a budget and tax cutting spree to terminate what he called the "despotic exactions" of the past years.

And, in several districts, Edison schools have come under fire for receiving a disproportionate share of public funds; at least two districts have moved to terminate what they consider excessively costly contracts with the company.

Mr. Chen has declined to provide evidence backing up his assertions, issued in a brief statement last Sunday, that Beijing pressured N.Y.U. to terminate what he acknowledged was a generous arrangement that included tutors, security and housing for him, his wife, and their two children.

Lawmakers and lobbyists pressing for an end to the federal estate tax hope newly elected Senate Republicans give them the votes they need to terminate what opponents of the levy call the "death tax".

The campaign also terminated what was a cornerstone of McCain's 2000 Presidential campaign: the Straight Talk Express.

Most reactions terminate when what is called thermal equilibrium has been attained i.e., when the energy of the reactants equals the energy of the products.

Disclosure by Mr Coulson of a compromise agreement by which his employment with News Group Newspapers Limited was terminated explained what had happened.

After Perry received notice in 2011 he would be terminated for what Ginsburg called "spotty attendance," he agreed to a 30-day suspension and early retirement.

Once ratified, the BIT will be in force for at least 10 years, though the protections it offers to investors will extend a further 15 years after the treaty is terminated through what is sometimes called the survival clause.