Sentence examples for was trying to terminate from inspiring English sources

We were in court because I was trying to terminate Michael's parental rights.

That Boniface refused to look on inactively while the struggle between France and England, which he was trying to terminate, was being financed at the cost and to the prejudice of the church and the papacy is not surprising.

According to the Toronto Star, in December, Trump filed a court motion in an effort to block Talon from ending the contract, alleging that the company was trying to terminate the agreement in order to arrange the sale of 280 units — an allegation Talon denies.

Now, Skype's founders, who own the code through their new company, Joltid, are trying to terminate that license.

The spy-versus-spy intrigue is well constructed and fast-paced, as the broker tries to evade both his C.I.A. "protectors" and the colorful array of foreign intel agents, with license to kill, who are trying to terminate him.

"The fear of deportation has never been so in my face as it is now," said Mendoza, who is protected from deportation by the Obama-era Deferred AChildhood Childhood Arrivals program, which the Trump administration is trying to terminate.

But House Republicans and many of their party's presidential candidates are trying to terminate that promise, he said, leaving seniors on their own and abandoning 50 million uninsured Americans.

Tottenham had been trying to terminate his contract, but the Togo international wanted a £5m pay-off.

The club had been trying to terminate his contract, which has a year to run, but Adebayor wanted a £5m pay-off.

Where it starts to not make sense is when AIG is trying to terminate a swap where the counterparty is not the owner of the asset, which is often the case".

JSerra, which tied for second in the Trinity League, will be trying to terminate the Mustangs' third straight trip to the playoffs.