Sentence examples for would have been terminated from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, remote viewers would have been terminated.

"Any other program with such a poor rate of success would have been terminated," Mr. Simpson said.

"Had the club known that Mr Johnson intended to plead guilty to any of these charges, then his employment would have been terminated immediately," the statement said.

The merest hint of the first tentative steps in that direction would have been "terminated with extreme prejudice", to adopt CIA lingo.

The appeals court ruled on a plea by the families of three children born with physical deformities who claimed that if doctors had not failed to spot the disabilities in the womb the pregnancies would have been terminated.

Mr. Miller said the end of the bankruptcy process was an appropriate time to end the benefits, which he said would have been terminated whether Bethlehem had sold its assets or been reorganized as a stand-alone company.

If the lease could have been terminated, they would have had a clearer shot at acquiring developments rights for a new Coliseum complex and would have also been able to keep all the revenue from concessions, parking and advertising.

However, would able autists agree that their potential suffering should have been terminated before birth?

The offending employees have been terminated.

Amazon would not comment on why the test has been terminated after such a short period, or confirm whether it plans to offer monthly billing for Prime in future.

But, Deonarain says, Tolbert told her there had been no mistake: her job had been terminated because she'd failed to contact the company since Jan . 5 2004, violating a rule requiring workers to account for any absence within three days.