Sentence examples for until it was terminated from inspiring English sources

Mitchell also disputed the report's assertion that he and Jessen reaped $81 million from their company's contract with the CIA from 2005 until it was terminated in 2009.

Some insight into the definition of instance hour is provided in the Amazon EC2 Pricing document[16] (see just below the table of On demand Instances) where it is stated that Pricing is per instance–hour consumed for each instance, from the time an instance is launched until it is terminated.

Execution goes down through the procedures of a program until it is terminated.

The registrar registers the domain on behalf of the holder, and the holder then holds the right to the domain name until it is terminated, unless a dispute resolution dictates otherwise.

Around 95% of the European population was vaccinated with vaccinia until about 1975 when it was terminated and around 50% received BCG vaccine until about 1990 when it was phased out except in certain high-risk groups in some countries.

The contract remained in force until 15 May, when it was terminated by mutual agreement and Sverdrup & Parcel employees in Australia became civilian employees of the US Army.

The corresponding algorithm included minimal fractional anisotropy of 0.15, implying that the direction of diffusion anisotropy was followed until tracking was terminated when it reached a voxel with a FA of < 0.15.

Its programme and Allende's government ran for three years until it was brutally terminated in September 1973 by the CIA-backed Pinochet coup.

The aircraft manual is part of a lawsuit filed in 2010 by Michael Stephen Bustin, who piloted the company's corporate jet from February 2008 until he was terminated in December 2009.

He returned to Stone Temple Pilots in 2008, performing with them until he was "terminated" by the band in 2013 and replaced by Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington.

Mr. Bousquette, who oversaw the Barbie and Hot Wheels toy lines at Mattel until he was terminated in October, will continue to receive $750,000 a year for the next two years, according to an agreement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission last week.