Sentence examples for were to terminate the from inspiring English sources

"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.

As part of its contract, First West Coast would have to pay £265m in penalties if it were to terminate the contract early or fail to make scheduled payments to the government.

The report says the most appropriate action would be to "terminate the foundation partnership".

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

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

But the much better way is to terminate the contract and the relationship rather than risk even more damage to reputation".

On amnesty for draft-resisters: "If I were President, my first act would be to terminate the war, and the second would be to declare a general amnesty.

"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.

One mother I interviewed was told by her obstetrician, "the quickest, cheapest way to solve this problem is to terminate the pregnancy".