Sentence examples for the termination date from inspiring English sources

In the likely event that the shareholder doesn't sell his shares by the termination date, the co-op can sell them at auction.

"This means that a tenant can be held responsible for the rent which accrues through the termination date of the lease," he said.

But if you think that they can finance even after that and up until the termination date on the debt commitment letter, then we may have a few more months of this.

Daryl Roth, a producer of "Tea," said, however, that despite knowing the termination date, she was stunned that Mr. Sprecher had given little warning that he was going to go with another production.

SunGard said it expected the Justice Department to appeal the latest decision, but said it would ask the court to resolve the appeal before Dec. 5, the termination date for the deal.

But in a tradeoff, the players accepted a tax in the fourth year, which they initially opposed, in return for the clubs' acceptance of returning the termination date of the agreement from Oct. 31 to December.

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.

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

If the parties continue on as though the contract is still in effect, even after the specified termination date, the contract could continue past that date.

If the parties desire to go this route, they need to get such approval by the later termination date on the debt financing.