Sentence examples for would be terminating from inspiring English sources

The Arcadia group, which is majority-owned by the billionaire Sir Philip Green, said it would be terminating the pilot scheme at its BHS stores at the end of this month.

Attendance exploded in the third week in January, when Mr. Riley announced that he would be terminating the operation in a mass e-mail, noting that he was open for suggestions on ways to commemorate the end of Rotgut's run.

Announcing that it would be terminating its contract, the company said delivering the Offender Learning and Skills Service (OLASS) had become "extremely challenging" in the past two years because of "a number of constraints" which had "a heavy impact on learner attendance, completion and achievements".

The move follows a March 31 announcement from Pinshape's blog stating that the company would be terminating its services.

On Wednesday, TestFlight announced it would be terminating Android support as of March 21, for example, while also announcing that it was discontinuing its TestFlight SDK.

National Public Radio announced on November 21, 2008 that it had fired psychiatrist Frederick Goodwin and would be terminating his program "The Infinite Mind".

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There Flanagan was informed he would be terminated.

The contracts of all adjunct faculty members would be terminated.

"I thought that my son would be terminated at the end of the semester," she said.

(The British later announced that the mandate would be terminated on May 15 , 1948.