Sentence examples for that would terminate from inspiring English sources
Surely the satisfaction-condition for a desire isn't the state of affairs that would terminate the behaviour the desire gives rise to; at best, it's the state of affairs that would terminate the desire.
The House approved legislation Tuesday that would terminate the contracts and delay the launch for 18 months.
Although the Swazi maintained that these were all leasehold rights that would terminate at some future date, they had, as it later transpired, signed away their independence.
The Senate recently agreed to do just that, adding an amendment to a Defense Department appropriations bill that would terminate funds for the program.
He said that he needs three hundred and forty-five thousand barrels of oil a day, and having a pipeline of crude that would terminate up the road would be ideal.
A debate that pits energy needs against safety risks is playing out in the New York region as federal officials weigh approval of a natural gas pipeline that would terminate in the West Village in Manhattan.
Apple could stop the practice of coercing abortions by terminating a supplier that has repeatedly conducted pregnancy tests and announcing that it would terminate any supplier that committed similar violations.
For Lactobacillis casei, the lacT gene product is believed to bind to a ribonucleic antiterminator (RAT) motif within an mRNA secondary structure that prevents the formation of a rho-independent terminator stem-loop structure that would otherwise terminate downstream transcription [ 58].
But Mr. Clinton gave no hint that his concerns were so deep that he would terminate the program before trying to carry it out.
If a judge agreed, that would effectively terminate the tenancy and release the tenant from any continuing obligation to pay the rent.
Suddenly they have a chance of winning one on Saturday that would simultaneously terminate United's remaining hopes and promote their own hopes of claiming fourth place and a crack at the Champions League.
