Sentence examples for unless cancelled from inspiring English sources
Subscriptions will automatically renew each month, unless cancelled through Google Play.
They said it was common practice for free trials for services to convert to a paid subscription unless cancelled, and that consumers would understand and expect that they had to cancel within the free period if they did not want to start a paid subscription.
Everyone signing up for the free trial agreed to an automatic subscription payment kicking in three months later, unless they cancelled it in the meantime.
Critics of the act point to examples such as a headteacher in Daventry who was told he faced a £20,000 fine and possible imprisonment unless he cancelled a musical at the last minute, because the school did not have an entertainments licence.
Ministers had already put the school on notice that its funding will be cancelled unless there are major improvements.
Crucial offshore wind projects could be cancelled unless there is an urgent rethink of energy policy, he says.
This is a rental show and CITS is contractually obligated to move forward with the show unless it is cancelled by the external promoter.
Diplomats say that potentially persuasive measure will not be cancelled unless Tehran takes substantial and demonstrative steps to curb its nuclear activities.
In December 1930, the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Commodore Richard Williams, arrived for an inspection and found the base to be in such a state of untidiness that he ordered every man on parade and gave them what was described as "an almighty dressing down", threatening that Christmas leave would be cancelled unless the place was cleaned up.
Household contacts of case-patients were not quarantined, businesses were not closed, and public gatherings were not cancelled unless they involved closed schools.
The number plate which was originally assigned to the target automobile will be cancelled unless an application to transfer it, or to retain it on certificate was made at the time of the transfer.
