Sentence examples for terminated services from inspiring English sources

In the latest development, two more web hosting services firms have said they have terminated services to The Daily Stormer.

In a series of Twitter exchanges with critics, email newsletter services provider Sendgrid and SaaS suite provider Zoho confirmed they have terminated services to The Daily Stormer's account.

EveryDNS said that it had terminated services because web attacks aimed at Wikileaks "threatened the stability of the EveryDNS.net infrastructure which enabled access to almost 500,000 other websites".

Air France during this period terminated services to Abu Dhabi, Doha, Jeddah, Chennai, Hanoi and Phnom-Penh and lost major growth opportunities to these regions".

No efforts were made to reroute trains around the blockage; Eurostar instead terminated services to Brussels at Lille, directing passengers to continue their journey on local trains.

From 2004 until April of this year, Verizon Wireless terminated service to more than 13,000 consumers nationwide for "excessive" use of these plans, according to Mr. Cuomo's office.

"Unilateral decisions to terminate services — such as those at Oak Forest — are driving the system and its employees down a downward spiral of continuing service cuts, dropping patient revenue, declining employee morale and diminished system effectiveness," said Frank Borgers, a health consultant for the Service Employees International Union, which represents doctors and other staff health workers.

If you are acting as the client's friend, and not his or her provider, you may not challenge the client to deal with presenting problems or terminate services when it is appropriate.

They argue that aging regional power stations need new equipment and that companies need the ability to charge market prices for electricity and terminate service to nonpayers.

"We are very disappointed by the decision of one of our larger Middle Eastern customers to terminate service," said David Hershberg, Globecomm's chairman and chief executive.

The decision to terminate service provision then was criticised by teaching unions, as evidence that outsourcing education contracts to private providers was not a reliable way to guarantee a good quality service.