Sentence examples for that could have terminated from inspiring English sources

Indeed, even though the Senate today by a vote of 53-47 shelved a measure -- opposed by President Clinton, Vice President Al Gore and Mr. Bush alike -- that could have terminated American military participation in Kosovo next July, it was mostly Democrats who ensured the provision's defeat.

Besides investing the trust fund in what turned out to be a Ponzi scheme, Peter Madoff also did not notify Mr. Samuels that he could have terminated the trust when he turned 21, in 2007, the complaint says.

Next, we addressed the possibility that despite appropriate initiation, the ribosomes could have terminated protein synthesis prior to reaching the authentic termination codon.

The ductile features of a magma reservoir could have terminated rupture propagation.

The Commerce Department could have terminated the pact in July, as the Florida Tomato Exchange requested, Stewart said.

New York, unlike most other states, happens to have another program that could have helped some of the people whose benefits were abruptly terminated.

The telecommunications accord, which could open the market for products known as network channel terminating equipment, used by computers to talk over phone lines, came just before a March 31 deadline that could have brought American sanctions.

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"It is with regret that we have terminated Graham Turner's contract," said Ellis.

"Accordingly, the player could not have terminated it prematurely and without just cause".

"And in those circumstances they could simply have terminated his contract".