Sentence examples for were to be terminated from inspiring English sources

But two floor supervisors told investigators that they met with Mr. Rubashkin at the plant to request a $4,500 loan to "help the employees who were to be terminated".

At the interim analysis, if there were ⩽4 responses (CR or PR) observed from 101 patients, both studies were to be terminated due to lack of efficacy.

But reports from the Financial Times and BBC on Thursday suggested that the contract for the windfarm was to be terminated.

In most states, if a sitting governor decided that a party event was to be terminated, that would be the final word on the matter.

The prosecution said Dos Santos sold the information in 2010 after being given notice by the police that his employment was to be terminated.

He said he had never received official notice that his lease was to be terminated and had expected Moscow to extend it, as in previous years.

Last November, Ms. Brown, who receives a federal Section 8 housing voucher, said she was mailed a final notice that her voucher was to be terminated.

"It was deeply disappointing to have been notified that my contract was to be terminated via text message after a lengthy meeting with the chairman on Sunday where no indication was given that any of the coaching staff, myself included, were going to lose their jobs.

An emotional Grant threw his scarf into the crowd at the end of Saturday's 3-0 reverse to Arsenal, a defeat that left West Ham bottom with 20 points, if only two points from safety in a congested division, as if signalling his belief that his brief spell at the club was to be terminated.

A club statement said: "Manager Dean Saunders has been informed by Wolves that his contract is to be terminated.

This network is to be institutionalised at the same time that the most important funding source of the network is to be terminated.