Sentence examples for were to terminate from inspiring English sources

If all four of United's pension plans were to terminate at the same time, the agency would absorb much of the $8.3 billion shortfall as a loss.

This provision would, however, permit full vesting after two years (subject to transfer/payment restrictions) even if the employee were to terminate employment before TARP is repaid.

"If you were to terminate the program forever, you would remove one of the main roadblocks to drug cultivation in Peru".

If the plans were to terminate, the workers would still get the benefits they had earned until then, with part being paid by the government guarantor and the rest being paid by G.M.

Indeed, if the process of dividing such entities were to terminate, as the atomists maintained, it would necessarily issue in indivisibles of a qualitatively different nature.

The company depends on four customers for most of its revenue (the four major carriers), and if any of those four were to terminate their relationship with MobiTV the company would be in trouble.

Contract termination, rather than civil penalties, is used when the intent is to terminate these activities.

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

The 1950 Act, generally, was to terminate June 30 , 1952

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

"The best deal is to terminate it and make a new deal," he said.