Sentence examples for was to terminate from inspiring English sources

"The easy decision to make was to terminate Bob Knight, Mr. Brandd added.

Early this year, the lawyers began planning their march, which was to terminate with a sit-in in Islamabad.

The purpose of the war was to terminate the sovereignty claims made until then by the slave-holding Southern states.

"Our knee-jerk reaction was to terminate the pregnancy because we couldn't burden our family with such a sick baby," Mr. Newell, 39, said.

"We took appropriate advice and determined that the most prudent and appropriate course of action was to terminate the Unilever Pension Fund mandate with Putnam," Unilever said.

A transition program was announced in 1986 that was to terminate in 1990 (later extended to 1993), and the military controlled the process.

The top-end option is to terminate his contract and launch legal action.

The logic of his secular drive, surely, is to terminate the UUP's links with Orange politics.

The goals of pharmacological therapy are to terminate seizures early and prevent recurrence.

Her doctors reluctantly conclude that the safest course is to terminate that pregnancy.

One of these ways is to terminate business relationships with certain businesses and regions considered to be high risk.