Terminate used in a sentence

Terminate in a sentence as a verb

It's a way to shave off a few percent without having to terminate people.

By our TOS, we reserve the right to terminate the account of users in this case.

The first three months were "at will" which means that either one was free to terminate the relation at any time.

If a user is breaking the law or violating the ToS, then terminate their account!

Holy **** Dropbox's moderators make me want to terminate my account with them.

Exactly the same as PayPal does when it terminates an account for activity it deems high risk.

I can programmatically launch AWS instances and then shuffle work to them and then terminate them when they're done.

If acquisition discussions are just a side show, you can easily terminate them if anything goes wrong.

What's especially unconscionable here is that Ben is threatening to terminate both Tim _and_ Steve.

If you need more horsepower you can terminate that instance and boot from a larger instance with a minimal amount of downtime.

They can terminate you at any time, without reason, and when they do so, hold any undisbursed funds in a reserve account for exactly 180 days.

It is our interpretation of your contract that we had the right to produce a second edition, but we also agreed that you had the right to terminate the contract.

If you terminate immediately you've paid $200 + $350 + probably $80 so basically full price anyway.

If I were the aforementioned company I'd cut my losses and terminate the employee for bad PR. Now the OP has potentially hurt the suspected perpetrator's family based on actions his family is probably not even familiar with.

"The overwhelming majority of employees at startups sign documentation acknowledging that their employment is at will and can be terminated at any time by either party for any reason, with or without cause.

It's not necessarily unreasonable for a company to want each person to have a separate subscription, and they can even mandate it in their terms of service, and take action to terminate the accounts of people violating it.

Well, this is not exactly what I expected to find in the ToS:GitHub, in its sole discretion, has the right to suspend or terminate your account and refuse any and all current or future use of the Service, or any other GitHub service, for any reason at any time.