Sentence examples for to terminate but from inspiring English sources

Both opponents and supporters of the right to selective termination tend to consider people who want to terminate — but choice is equally valuable to women who want to continue their pregnancies.

"They wanted me to terminate, but I wouldn't.

The attempt to give others responsibility therefore fails, as does the desire to be relieved of the burden of the decision to terminate: "But it didn't make it any easier".

The majority of trained and untrained providers choose surgical techniques--such as evacuation and manual vacuum aspiration--to terminate pregnancies but not misoprostol combined with mifepristone which is the safest form of medical abortion [ 52].

"He was sent here from the future to terminate me, but then he really got into grilling".

Byrum joined Mosallam in the effort to terminate Engler, but the board voted then to retain him.

Finally, and critically, the decrease in abortions has been accompanied by a decrease in the birth rate, suggesting not that fewer women are choosing to terminate pregnancies but that fewer women are getting pregnant in the first place.

Trump also threatened to "terminate" NAFTA, but it's unclear whether he can do that without Congress, and few lawmakers want to scrap the deal that has benefited some industries greatly.

While it's easy to understand why Mr. Hurd wouldn't want these materials made public, it's hard to understand why H.P. would care, assuming that they would indeed support the board's decision to terminate him, but not for cause.

His lawyers have repeatedly asked Sony/ATV to acknowledge his rights to terminate copyright - but the company has declined to do so, it continued.

This implies that an end-diastolic flow of <20 cm/s or a missing diastolic flow, or even a complete absence of flow must not be used as criteria to terminate resuscitation, but should lead to re-evaluate and improve resuscitative efforts.