Sentence examples for voting to terminate from inspiring English sources

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

"Unfortunately, it appears the bill does not have an immediate path forward, so I will be voting to terminate the latest emergency declaration," Lee said.

Surprisingly spared from the online wrath were the dozen Republican senators who just days earlier joined Democrats in voting to terminate Trump's border emergency declaration.

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

In February, the Board of Curators — which oversees the entire state system of universities — voted to terminate her.

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

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

In October 1996, for example, the student body voted to terminate funding to a national student organization to which the University belonged.

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.

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.

Dr. Kimura was the chairman of a committee that had just voted to terminate Mr. Hansen's graduate study, after seven years, with a master's degree.