Sentence examples for termination that from inspiring English sources

The law followed the death of Savita Halappanavar, 31, who was denied an emergency termination that could have saved her life.

The court declared Mr. D'Sa's dismissal a wrongful termination that entitled him to sue Playhut for lost income, emotional distress and punitive damages.

They said they had filed a notice of termination that had ended a 1994 agreement between Penguin Books and Elaine Steinbeck, the author's widow, who died in 2003.

Until the fourth quarter, it appeared that Anthony would be the last to blame for a season's termination that will leave Knicks fans feeling that a title, last won in 1973, is very far away.

"That I should have to cross a border like a criminal to get a termination — that's shameful".

Subsequently, a novel RD-cost prediction model is developed for early termination that is based on the RD-cost variation in the neighboring CUs with-respect-to their co-located CUs.

Those workers formed the bulk of a pre-holiday wave of terminations that claimed the jobs of 3,500 Verizon employees in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic states.

And he is increasingly seeing British women for terminations that would be against the law in their home country, despite the fact that British providers - nervous of entering a legal grey area - refuse to refer them to him.

We attributed the evolution in morphologies to a result of the variable growth rates of two types of terminations that occur under different growth conditions.

It's not difficult to see how the Bill might discourage South Asian women from seeking terminations that have nothing to do with sex-selection.

For terminations that are not purely resistive the spacing and alternation remain the same but the whole pattern is shifted along the line by a constant amount related to the phase of \scriptstyle \mathit \Gamma.