Sentence examples for to terminate that from inspiring English sources
Ownership has spent a lot of time evaluating the current C.B.A. and determined it is better to terminate that agreement and come up with a new one that will be beneficial to the clubs and players.
Flight attendants at United Airlines, who agreed in January to $131 million of concessions, threatened to terminate that contract in 20 days unless the company provided details on givebacks by salaried employees.
The North has threatened to terminate that agreement before, but American and South Korean military officials pointed out that legally, no party armistice can unilaterally terminate or alter its terms.
Then there is the management fee of $15 million a year that Realogy has been paying to Apollo and the $40 million that Realogy is paying Apollo to terminate that agreement in connection with the public offering.
Finally, an essential requirement for a reasoning algorithm is to terminate, that is to issue an answer after a finite amount of time.
The letter said: "I have decided under clause 5.6 of the supplementary funding agreement for the academy to give written notice of the Secretary of State's intention to terminate that agreement".
In most states, if a sitting governor decided that a party event was to be terminated, that would be the final word on the matter.
The levels of particle concentration, expressed in g l−1, in the ultrasound field that were needed to terminate cavitation (that is the cavitation threshold concentration), and the length of time that passed from the start of the experiment until the restart of cavitation, which is the time period required for the formation of cavitation, were examined.
Many employers who participate in these programs will cease to accept new workers for subsidized jobs well before September 30, if they expect the program to terminate on that date and subsidize no wages paid after that".
The absorbing model, on the other hand, returns the likelihood of a random walk starting at that node to terminate at sink(s).
"And the company exercised its right to terminate contracts that were still current.
