Sentence examples for were to end the from inspiring English sources

If the board were to end the contract, it would owe Mr. Levy up to a year's salary.

"In short, if the boom were to end," the study added, "this could undermine the virtuous cycle that has driven U.S. growth over the past decade".

Anangu was to perform traditional inma dancing and song, and a concert by Dan Sultan and other performers were to end the day.

When Obama entered the White House, in January, 2009, his foreign-policy priorities were to end the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and, at least ostensibly, to close the prison at Guantánamo.

Writing in the Guardian, Menzies Campbell, the former Liberal Democrat leader, said if the two parties were to end the coalition before the election this should only be done by mutual agreement.

Now, if you were to end the canopy at the limit of those drapes, and put, at the open end, a door that snapped closed, you would have a rudimentary winter vestibule.

Many argue the only solution is to end the racing.

So what use can Christianity be to end the horror?

The best way to help the Syrians is to end the war.

The idea would be to end the complex and sclerotic arrangements and solve the fiscal crisis.

The ultimate goal of negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians is to end the conflict.