"terminating membership" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means ending or cancelling a membership. Example: After several violations of the club's code of conduct, the board of directors voted to terminate his membership immediately.
The league's threat to terminate membership unless insiders receive priority would itself violate the automatic stay.
The ETI's website says it "reserves the right to terminate membership in cases where companies are in breach of ETI membership obligations".
They estimated that the system had already sold off $50 million in property belonging to their hospital, and they filed formal complaints this year with the State Health Department and attorney general's office seeking to terminate membership in the Continuum system.
The league said in its filing that in the case of a breach, a vote by three-quarters of the teams could issue fines, suspend or terminate membership in the league, order a sale of the club or suspend or expel members of team management.
The council will give the Edinburgh-based organisation which represents Scottish councils notice to terminate membership from 1 April , 2015
The rules set down by the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) state that insurance-backed schemes must terminate memberships if a breach of the rules occurs.
"In conclusion, although we have unfortunately now terminated memberships as a result of the Science news article, positive outcomes have also arisen from its publication," the group writes.
It offers pro-Europeans some continuity, while legally terminating EU membership.
In their January 1999 letter terminating his membership, the Picarellis said Mr. Miller had violated gym etiquette, drew complaints from other members and then ignored repeated warnings about his behavior.
In a statement, the crossbench peer said: "I have today written to the clerk of the parliaments terminating my membership of the House of Lords.
