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termination

[tur-muh-ney-shuhn] / ˌtɜr məˈneɪ ʃən /


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She later settled a claim for wrongful termination with the school district, the lawsuit said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ford said last month that its actions are in response to slower-than-expected EV adoption and recent policy changes, such as the termination of tax credits that encouraged EV purchases.

From MarketWatch

Former judges say that, because terminations have happened with no advance notice, remaining court staff have often scrambled to get up to speed on reassigned cases.

From Los Angeles Times

"The site is a rare example of a late villa occupation remaining in use until the mid-5th Century, 50 years after the accepted termination of imperial Roman Britain," explains the former University of Northampton lecturer.

From BBC

But in late September, Saks said its security officials got a tip that triggered an investigation, resulting in Kwatra’s termination and charges of fraud and larceny filed against him this month.

From The Wall Street Journal