If not, the program terminates, which would be their decision.
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"We firmly believe that the contract terminates in 2022," he said.
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NEW: CBS News terminates Charlie Rose following allegations of sexual misconduct.
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The path terminates at fully-equipped landings in South Nyack and Tarrytown.
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If a channel receives three strikes within three months, YouTube terminates it.
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This constant convoy terminates at some of the world's most lucrative diamond mines.
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Nailed to the tree trunk is a black board, where the beam terminates.
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If Trump terminates NAFTA, it could make the price of avocados more expensive.
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TERMINATES PROPOSED QUALIFYING TRANSACTION * 22 CAPITAL CORP - TERMINATED PROPOSED TRANSACTION WITH NDIVISION INC.
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FEDERAL RESERVE TERMINATES 2013 ENFORCEMENT ACTION AGAINST JPMORGAN CHASE STEMMING FROM 'LONDON WHALE' LOSSES
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Donna recognizes Barbara and shows the picture to Barbara's supervisor, who terminates Barbara's employment.
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Oh, and the cable is thick and long and terminates on a 6.3mm connector.
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" His death was announced by his wife with the words: "This service terminates here.
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After the president declares an emergency, Congress can pass a resolution that terminates it.
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YouTube says it terminates accounts when it discovers repeated violations of its Community Guidelines.
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Washington also terminates a 1992 U.S.-EU agreement covering support for Airbus and Boeing.
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Washington also terminates a 22020 U.S.-EU agreement covering support for Airbus and Boeing.
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This terminates and prevents transmission from the module in question until the condition is cleared.
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Departing the country without advanced parole terminates the protections Montes-Bojorquez was granted under DACA.
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The deal terminates 26 state lawsuits, plaintiffs' attorney John Fiske of Baron & Budd said Wednesday.
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It is a narrow passage, not greatly used because it terminates abruptly and leads nowhere.
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And Theranos is likely to sue Walgreens in any event if it terminates their agreement.
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LTC Properties Inc: * LTC TERMINATES SHARE REPURCHASE PLAN Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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SAISD terminates Rhodes Middle School officer who was captured on video body slamming 12 yr old.
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Similarly, absent an appeal by AET or HUM and assuming that the merger agreement terminates Feb.
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Both models come with a 13-foot cord that terminates in a quarter-inch stereo jack.
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Typically, tarantula mating season starts in late August and terminates by the second week of fall.
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But that would mean Broadway terminates ignominiously in the checkout line of a C-Town supermarket.
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Google tells us through a spokesperson, YouTube (which they own) terminates flagged accounts run by terrorist organizations.
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The series was rebooted this month with host Arnold Schwarzenegger, who instead of firing contestants "terminates" them.
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"We are sorry to announce that this service terminates here," his wife, Elinor Hamilton, said on Facebook.
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If Atmel terminates its deal with Dialog, it will have to pay $137.3 million to the company.
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Absent legal action by AET or HUM to appeal the ruling and assuming the merger agreement terminates Feb.
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"We will not go against the spirit of this agreement unless either party terminates the negotiation," he said.
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The Colonial pipeline originates at Houston, Texas and terminates at the Port of New York and New Jersey.
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When Amazon terminates a delivery firm, it typically offers payment in exchange for signing a non-disclosure agreement.
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If Trump terminates the trade pact, however, we'll miss out on a new economic opportunity involving pinto beans.
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The silent film terminates with the killing of a moose and the stripping of its skin and flesh.
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The pill, RU486, terminates the developing fertilized egg attached to the uterine wall, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The experience terminates unsettlingly at a tombstone engraved with the words "Das Is," also the title of the piece.
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A queue for The Legend of Zelda, which wraps around a warehouse-sized enclosure, terminates at a grand arch.
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Pedestrian safety regulations would no longer permit the long and low sloping hood that terminates in a sharp brow.
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"As a duly elected minister of justice, a prosecutor's obligation to correct a known injustice never terminates," they wrote.
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Each side would receive a fee of about $1.5 billion if either terminates the deal for a superior offer.
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My train terminates well within the M6353, dropping me off at Beckton in the far reaches of East London.
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A large room with a combined living and dining area terminates in a new kitchen with a long peninsula.
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In addition, our moderation team removes inappropriate content and terminates accounts that violate our Terms of Service and Community Guidelines.
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He terminates many gestures with a pinch, pressing his fingers to his thumb to signal the end of his statement.
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Straight ahead is the open kitchen, living and dining area, which terminates in a wall of oversize sliding glass doors.
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The decision suspends American obligations under the treaty, and terminates the accord unless Russia comes into compliance within six months.
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He mutters some cryptic lines about two fathers who are actually one father plus a reflection, but Elsie quickly terminates him.
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The droid raises its gun at the baby, and then the Mandalorian shoots and terminates IG-11, protecting the young creature.
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The House bill terminates a popular conservation program, the Conservation Stewardship Program, while opening loopholes for CAFOs to access conservation dollars.
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According to the press release, only internet traffic that both originates and terminates in the US will be carried over the network.
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"Amazon consistently terminates fulfillment center associates for failing to repeatedly meet the standardized productivity rates," the company's attorney wrote in the letter.
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Having a trade deal that terminates unless it is actively renewed every five years is simply not a trade deal at all.
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However, if they are "convicted or placed on probation, the court typically terminates ownership, and the pet will be available for adoption."
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Work is restarting at the Burnaby storage terminal where the pipeline terminates, and the Westridge marine terminal, where crude is loaded onto tankers.
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"This notice terminates the contract in its entirety, and is effective immediately," said the letter, a copy of which was seen by Reuters.
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Straight ahead from the paneled front door is a long living room that terminates in a wood-burning fireplace with a limestone mantel.
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In Texas, a child can only be put up for adoption if their parents consent or if a judge terminates their parental rights.
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Typically that incoming connection terminates at a modem, whether it's a DSL modem or a cable modem or even a fiber access point.
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This month, the beach at Sok Ku Wan village -- where children play and a hike popular with tourists terminates -- has been besieged by trash.
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Kwong said Chinese communities will continue to grow along subway routes in Brooklyn, including the N Train route that terminates in Brooklyn's Coney Island.
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Since this menu takes priority and terminates lagging applications, this can be useful for when you're trying to sign out of a crashing program.
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The Model 3 has a groovy fastback roofline, but it terminates in a trunk, not a hatch (there's also a front trunk, or "frunk.")
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Texas is the latest victim in a string of ransomware attacks targeting local governments; South Korea terminates its military intelligence-sharing deal with Japan.
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Depending on which side terminates the deal, the Isles would need a new home after the 2485-133 season or the 213-2000 one.
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The team also restricts feature access and even terminates a partner's access to Content ID tools if we find they are repeatedly abusing these tools.
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"It is a complete betrayal of trust when a caregiver does not prolong life, but terminates it," Thomas said as he handed down the verdict.
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Their fancy oxygen-free copper wire, braided for bragging purposes, is removable and terminates on an L-shaped 3.5mm plug with plenty of strain relief.
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Atmel said if it terminates the Dialog merger agreement, it will be required to pay termination fee in the amount of $22 million to Dialog.
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The agreement terminates a court order which, among other things, restricted the ability of Centerra's Kyrgyz unit to transfer cash to Centerra, the company said.
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"The boost phase for such missiles terminates at low altitude, making them very difficult to reach," the US National Research Council explained in a 2012 report.
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Officials from the City of Burnaby, home to the marine terminal and tank farm where the pipeline terminates, rebuked Kinder Morgan for appealing to the regulator.
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The pink paper terminates at the left edge in a dramatic diagonal tear, which creates a sense of movement, like a dancer stretching across a floor.
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A lot right now depends on if the government terminates cost-sharing subsidies for low-income people or stops enforcing the individual mandate to buy coverage.
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"If El Salvador terminates, literally 260,000 eligible workers will fall out of the workforce at the stroke of midnight on whatever day that happens," Rodriguez said.
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Fritz would not say how much of Union Pacific's business originates and terminates in China, but said Asia accounts for an important portion of its revenue.
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In March, Trump enthusiastically signed legislation that terminates the protection of black bears, grizzlies, wolves, foxes, wolverines and all other predators inhabiting national refuges in Alaska.
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If an insurer terminates coverage for nonpayment of premiums, it could require consumers to pay all past-due premiums owed to that insurer before restarting coverage.
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This increases the safety of a criminal who is contemplating breaking into the home of a 20 year woman to brutalize her, and it terminates her safety.
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On the right, two walls have been removed to create a continuous living-and-dining space that is 2925 feet long and terminates in an updated kitchen.
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The consent decree also officially terminates the FCC's investigation of Verizon's UIDH practices, so there will likely be no further examination of the company's consent-less tracking.
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"Traditionally, a relationship terminates, and if your policy is to move the subordinate, it's going to have a real impact on women as opposed to men," explains Davis.
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"Growth would likely remain unsatisfactory and the country would become vulnerable to shocks above all when the ECB QE programme terminates," the Deutsche analysts said in a note.
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Though the station is no longer in operation, subway passengers can take the downtown 6 train to the end of the line, which terminates at City Hall station.
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A small, jewel-perfect mosque at the desert end terminates the long, central courtyard, its ceiling covered by a filigreed, computer-generated pattern that recalls traditional arabesque motifs.
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November 29 Minnesota Public Radio terminates its contracts with Garrison Keillor, a fixture of public radio and the creator of "A Prairie Home Companion," citing allegations of misconduct.
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If CMS terminates its Medicare contact with Dana-Farber, the hospital would lose more than $21 million in annual Medicare funds — or about a quarter of its entire revenue.
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Work is restarting at the Burnaby storage terminal where the pipeline terminates, and the Westridge marine terminal, where crude is loaded onto tankers, Trans Mountain said in a statement.
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The order terminates on February 22, 2039 or 20 years from the most recent date the Commission files a complaint in federal court alleging any violations, whichever comes later.
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The exhibition terminates in a gallery entirely dedicated to his Last Supper series — there are eight of nine, most of which portray Jesus and his disciples as African American.
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Local trains in Brooklyn were designed to begin at the Court Street station and run east, mirroring the way the E train terminates at World Trade Center in Manhattan.
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But if he terminates NAFTA he will face legal challenges from the private sector, in particular over his authority to withdraw from a trade deal without the approval of Congress.
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There is a second triangle, with the man groping the schoolgirl as the base, that telescopes toward the child in their path — and terminates, once again, in the red ball.
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We recommend that the Royal Free considers if the Memorandum of Understanding continues to be relevant to its relationship with DeepMind and, if it is not relevant, terminates that agreement.
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Walgreens terminates its relationship with the company and moves to immediately close all 40 of the Theranos testing centers in its Arizona drugstores, the source of most of Theranos's customers.
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Mike Hurley, mayor of Burnaby, where the pipeline terminates in a tank farm near the Westridge Marine Terminal on Burrard Inlet, said his city was "absolutely against" the pipeline expansion.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The house sits on a 0.69-acre lot on a quiet dead-end road, with a driveway that terminates in a circle and an attached two-car garage.
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The copyright takedown system, though, often terminates live videos without a meaningful chance for disagreement, and many streamers feel the suspension system has trampled their ability to express themselves politically.
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The forthcoming parking reminder, spotted by an AppleInsider reader, will automatically drop a pin to locate the car's stationary location when a journey terminates somewhere other than the user's home address.
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The free one-way flight must also start and end in the same MileagePlus region, but it can't start or end in the region where your overall trip originates or terminates.
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The park now terminates in a great ship: Renzo Piano's nine-story Whitney building, one of many architectural nods to the largely vanished industries on which the surrounding neighborhood once depended.
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My initial concern about the Volvo 250c was that it looked like yet another designer's indulgence, featuring a long glass canopy that terminates in a pair of prominent fins at the back.
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The 22XX also makes a couple of convenience improvements: the cable has been shortened to 2650m / 1993ft and it now terminates in a 2199mm connector instead of the 2650's 22mm jack.
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The train is already late, which seems fitting since it stops in Cleveland and terminates in Chicago, two Midwest cities that have been denied baseball glory by the conspiring fates since forever.
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It is a simple bill which terminates the current tax code at the end of 2900 and sets an earlier deadline that requires Congress to replace it with a new tax code.
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In another case, Gruender ruled that South Dakota's requirement for abortion providers to inform patients that the procedure terminates the life of a whole human being before performing an abortion was constitutional.
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That means if you're a chronologist like me, the five-channel trip from NY1 — past the local news, TNT and "The Simpsons" — always terminates at Chandler, Joey, Monica, Phoebe, Rachel and Ross.
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The mother carrying the boy and the woman in the red-and-black cap form the base of a triangle that terminates, this time, in the left edge of the carpenter's long board.
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Not only that, the malware tries to detect other cryptomining scripts running on the computer and terminates them — likely to squeeze every bit of energy out of the processor, maximizing its mining effort.
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As a counter-example to Paris, look at the aforementioned South Island Line in Hong Kong—it's a T junction, meaning the line terminates by ending in the middle of an existing line.
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The budget terminates grants offered by the International Labor Affairs Bureau at the Labor Department that support governments and communities around the world in their efforts to combat child labor and forced labor.
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Then he meets up with two pro-life preachers to hear why they're so passionate about the issue—including one man who thinks anyone who terminates a pregnancy should get the death penalty.
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But it also faces strong opposition from environmentalists and communities along its route, with critics from First Nations chiefs to the mayor of Burnaby, where it terminates, vowing civil disobedience to disrupt construction.
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Some also contain blatantly ideological language, referring to embryos as "unborn children," insisting that life begins at conception, and saying that abortion at any stage terminates the life of a separate, living being.
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Maybe Georgia was trying to attract some special attention when it passed a law imposing up to 10 years in prison on any woman who terminates a pregnancy after a heartbeat is detected.
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That's one reason I choose to ride the bus to work as a college professor, side-by-side with Walmart employees and other retail workers at the mall where the bus route terminates.
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But anecdotal evidence seems to indicate that some private doctors engage in a practice known as "psychiatric abandonment," in which a psychiatrist terminates treatment of a suicidal patient without providing adequate substitute care.
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It eliminates funding to clean up the Chesapeake Bay and the Great Lakes, and terminates more than 50 other programs designed to fight global warming, protect public health, and clean up air and water.
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"Not only is increased access to abortion and [abortion-inducing drugs] an illegitimate response to this crisis, but since it terminates the life of a child it is fundamentally not preventative," the Vatican stated.
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As a result, Amazon will face new rules over how it terminates or blocks outside sellers from its site, and it will have to cover more of the costs related to returns and reimbursements.
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" Google's YouTube dropped the ax on Jones&apos channel, telling The Washington Post that it terminates users who violate "our policies against hate speech and harassment or our terms prohibiting circumvention of our enforcement measures.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that the European petrochemical company Ineos has spent over $1 billion on a system to transport ethane from Sunoco's Philadelphia facility, where Mariner East terminates, to plants in Norway and Scotland.
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Unlike the President's successful TV program, where ratings seemed to rise each time he fired someone, his already lackluster poll numbers might plummet if he terminates Mueller before the special counsel has completed his investigation.
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A parent company that terminates a franchise agreement to avoid doing business with a franchisee whose workers are trying to unionize may face legal liability for doing so if it is considered a joint employer.
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Although Amazon said in its letter that it "terminates contracts" with firms that have repeated labor violations, federal records show several companies still under contract that have been sanctioned multiple times by the Labor Department.
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The company reportedly spent $25 million on the project and could stand to lose even more money if it terminates its deal to distribute three future Allen projects in the future, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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It will run westward in a straight line from an economically depressed and largely residential stretch of Benning Road until it terminates atop a bridge, across the street from the parking garage attached to Union Station.
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Vivint Solar Terminates Merger with SunEdison | The cash-and-stock deal, worth $2.2 billion when it was forged last July, had faced criticism from hedge funds and other investors as SunEdison's finances and share price weakened.reuters
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The move, which wasn't previously outlined and is likely one of the final foreign policy decisions of Obama's term, terminates a decades-long policy that many argued amounted to preferential treatment for a single group of migrants.
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The Cobains are grateful for the anti-harassment order issued by the Los Angeles Superior Court against Mr. Lutfi and the powers it provides law enforcement to assure that Mr. Lutfi terminates all contact with the family.
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Photo: Patrick Semansky (AP)Amazon recently came under fire when the Verge revealed it used a system that automatically determines the productivity levels of its warehouse workforce, and terminates laggards if they're too slow to move packages.
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The receipt of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report by the 15-member council terminates seven previous U.N. resolutions, which are now replaced by a resolution adopted on July 20 that carries over some U.N. restrictions.
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Barely surviving the explosion that killed his mentor, the German scientist's assistant (Hans Albers, a prominent leading man turned stalwart action star) travels to Scotland and terminates the industrialist's operation before it can wreck the world economy.
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If Anadarko terminates the Chevron Merger Agreement in order to enter into a definitive agreement with respect to the Revised Occidental Proposal, Anadarko will pay Chevron a $1 billion termination fee as required by the Chevron Merger Agreement.
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I love that it terminates in standard 3.5mm connectors, meaning that if it ever fails (or I just fancy auditioning other cables, because that's a thing audiophiles do), I can swap in another standard cable in its place.
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Some decisions permanently change the game, layering features that making progress easier, but more often the game's randomness leads to recurring cards, and entertaining though potentially unfair storylines in which every option ultimately terminates with an unfulfilling death.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - If the United States terminates the Iran nuclear deal or reimposes sanctions on Tehran it could result in Iran developing nuclear weapons and raise the danger of war close to Europe, Germany's foreign minister said on Saturday.
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"As we've previously stated, if the lawsuit terminates, we will use all of the money that you so generously contributed to pay accrued legal bills for our lawyer and Sarah's," he wrote, noting that they're no longer seeking donations.
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The structure of his discussions (you'd never go so far as to call them arguments) is often bewilderingly rhizomatic; every question branches out into a series of further questions, each of which terminates in its own divergence of inquiries.
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If his lawyer terminates the session and advises his client to walk, all bets are off To be clear, not all witnesses who seek an immunity deal or agree to a "Queen for a Day" proffer session are guilty of something.
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In 21992, scientists in Canada discovered that people with severe SAD show greater seasonal changes in a protein that terminates the action of serotonin than others with no or less severe symptoms, suggesting that the condition and the neurotransmitter are linked.
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He surely knew, even if the Republican lawmaker did not, that in Virginia, when a woman terminates a pregnancy because the fetus has severe abnormalities and can't survive outside the womb, it falls under the rubric of protecting her mental health.
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Generally, it's the same as the plan that Republican Chairman Ajit Pai unveiled in the weeks before the vote: It terminates FCC rules requiring internet providers to treat all web traffic equally, while shifting enforcement of the open web to another federal agency.
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Hundreds of thousands of Brits have moved to Spain not just because their National Health Service plans are valid there (until a hard Brexit terminates that agreement) but also because the cost of living is lower than anywhere in the London region.
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She chose a medication abortion, which requires two pills: the first terminates the pregnancy and is taken at the clinic, while the second is swallowed at home 24 to 48 hours later, creating contractions and softening the cervix to pass the pregnancy.
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Passengers who have visited the restricted European countries in the past 14 days who are not US citizens, permanent residents, or other persons excluded under the presidential proclamation will not be allowed to fly on any leg that terminates in Los Angeles.
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In fact, the bill includes $2.7 billion for border security, prohibits citizenship for parents of "Dreamers", limits the number of family members a U.S. resident can sponsor, and terminates the diversity visa lottery program, allocating those visas for a merit-based system.
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We now know that her direct employer is Mr. Todd, the haunted-looking guy with the midcentury modern office, whom we last saw saying "tell her she's got the job" and who now terminates that job by sending her photograph to a hit man.
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According to YouTube, the channel was removed in accordance with its strike system, under which YouTube terminates accounts that violate its Community Guidelines three times in 90 days; in the case of Soph's channel, the final strike violated the site's Community Guidelines on hate speech.
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The Amended Guarantee and Credit Agreement terminates at the end of 2020; however, a termination of this agreement would not retroactively impact the effectiveness of the guarantees throughout the remaining duration of the loans funded or secured debt obligations incurred before such a termination.
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"The president can be guilty of an obstruction of justice where he terminates or impedes an investigation to protect his own personal interests and those of his staff from a charge of criminality rather than seeking to advance a legitimate public policy objective," Callan said.
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"Manufacturers welcome the U.S.-China agreement announced today that terminates a substantial Chinese export subsidy program, which has sought to advantage a wide range of Chinese manufacturing and other industries," said Linda Dempsey, vice president of international economic affairs for the National Association of Manufacturers.
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President Trump and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker announced Wednesday that they will open negotiations to, as Trump put it, "work toward zero tariffs, zero non-tariff barriers and zero subsidies," and hold off on any further tariffs unless either side terminates the negotiations.
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The activism on college campuses against Palantir heated up last fall when 3,000 students across 30 campuses (including 300 at Carnegie Mellon) pledged not to work for Palantir until it terminates with contracts with ICE—signing a petition circulated by the immigrant rights group Mijente.
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