Sentence examples for termination dates from inspiring English sources

Expect them to go into court today and argue that they are complying with the terms of the commitment letter and that they will waive the termination dates on the commitment letter so the order forcing funding is not needed.

LVMH, the world's largest luxury-goods maker, last month changed terms of cash-settlement swap contracts in Hermes that it bought in 2008 so it could take physical delivery of the underlying shares and move the termination dates forward, according to a statement filed with the regulator last week.

Monitoring programs are subjected to regular independent scientific review and have termination dates.

An email, accidentally delivered to a team of developers instead of the executive team, leaked a spreadsheet with names, titles, and proposed termination dates, as well as individual salaries, of a large number of employees within the company.

We analyzed baseline and semiannual visits and annual questionnaires as of the termination dates for the clinical trials (9– 12).

Analysis deleting the 55 workers with missing termination dates did not result in appreciably different effect estimates than are reported here.

ABC granted a 30-day extension in New York; the new termination date is March 31.

It raised the rent to $4,085, but provided no termination date.

Compensation to the Siegels would be limited to any work created after their 1999 termination date.

So what the statutory interpretation gives you is a firm termination date of Dec. 7 and discretion in the secretary.

It included a compromise on the union's desire to change the agreement's termination date, the last stumbling block.