Sentence examples for voted to terminate from inspiring English sources

ECHL LEAGUE--Announced the Board of Governors voted to terminate the membership of the Greensboro Generals and the Roanoke Express.

Last year, Judge Cudahy was the only one on the panel who voted to terminate the independent counsel's operation.

The judge joined a majority of four conservative justices who voted to terminate the investigation and destroy all the documents now leaked to the Guardian.

You'd never guess that Mr. McCain is a fierce foe of abortion rights or that he voted to terminate the federal family-planning program that provides breast-cancer screenings.

The controversial owner, who made a tidy fortune with his magicJack internet phone system, has been involved in a legal battle with the league's owners since they voted to terminate his franchise at the conclusion of the 2011 season.

Hunt repeated the falsehood that the election was a referendum on the carbon price (it wasn't) and that Australians, in voting for the Liberal-National party had "voted to terminate the carbon tax" (Australian's support carbon pricing).

Another option would be for the shareholders themselves to vote to terminate the lease.

Five Democrats actually joined with House Republicans in voting to terminate the program earlier this year.

This happens when a majority of union employees vote to terminate the union shop provision in their contract thus removing a union's most desired form of security.

On Monday, the league formally charged Donald Sterling with damaging the NBA with his comments, and set a date, 3 June, for his fellow owners to vote to terminate his ownership of the Clippers.

Last week, Ms. Segarra suggested that if the board had its way, it would vote to terminate Mr. Levy's contract immediately because most members believe he has not improved the school system during his two years on the job.