Sentence examples for will have to terminate from inspiring English sources
"Napster will have to terminate all employees because we just don't have enough cash," Ms. Jensen said.
Brussels will have to terminate the UK's extended membership of the European Union on 1 July if elections for British MEPs have not been held, a leaked legal document reveals.
"His second words were, 'Of course, this means you will have to terminate your pregnancy.' " But the Langfords, of League City, Tex., did some research and found a group of physicians who specialize in treating pregnant women with breast cancer at the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in nearby Houston.
21 gave UAL's United Airlines a 30-day "test period" to show it can cooperate with its unions on a restructuring plan, despite United's threats that it "likely" will have to terminate its employee pension funds.
But because the new law is drafted to go into effect once enacted – which could happen in the next two weeks – we will have to terminate the participation of all North Carolina residents in the Amazon Associates program on or before that same day.
You: "Ah, I wasn't nasty... .. AT&T Rep: (RAISED VOICE) "Excuse me, if you continue with your attitude, I'll just have to terminate this call!" You: "When did I... Can I talk to a supervisor, please?" AT&T Rep: "A supervisor is going to tell you the same thing".
McDonnell did not have to terminate the plan, and benefits to retirees will continue unchanged, she said.
We have to terminate people.
TRUMP: We have to terminate it.
And we have to terminate Obamacare.
