Sentence examples for which allows to terminate from inspiring English sources

This procedure takes advantage of the 1,3-selective nature of the most known lipases, which allows to terminate the process in the second step of the alcoholysis to yield the mixture of 2 mol of FAEE and 1 mol of MG as products (Figure 1).

Under federal law, companies that seek bankruptcy are allowed to terminate contracts with vendors, which allowed Chrysler and G.M. to shut hundreds of dealerships.

Typically, a target company would be allowed to terminate a deal if shareholders vote it down.

Dalton Conley asks why a woman should be allowed to terminate a pregnancy if her sexual partner wants the baby.

Mr. Levy's predecessor, Rudy Crew, was not allowed to terminate his contract at will, lawyers familiar with the agreement said.

It has left the United States as one of only a handful of countries embracing at-will employment, which allows employers to terminate employees with or without cause (for reasons as absurd as the employee's private sex life or the color of their clothing).

But the owners lost their bid to ban extend-and-trade deals (which Anthony used) and contract options, which allow players to terminate their contracts a year early — as Paul, Howard and Williams can do next summer.

Olivier Kapo signed a contract with the club which allowed us to terminate on 10 January 2011.

One of the most intriguing findings of the abortion study has to do with RU-486, which allows women to safely terminate a pregnancy in its first weeks without surgery.

This is a clause which allows a party to terminate the acquisition if market conditions generally deteriorate.

Or the most recent abortion law, which allows pregnancy to be terminated during the first 12 weeks without specific justification.