Object

• agreement: The tenant may terminate the agreement at any time by giving two months written notice to quit.

• pregnancy: In reality the vast majority of women who decide to terminate a pregnancy are forced to travel to Britain.

• contract: We have the right to terminate any contract between us without penalty.

• membership: The Committee shall have the power to terminate the membership of any Member by a two-thirds majority vote.

Preposition: at

• roundabout: The M56 terminates at a roundabout which joins with the A5117.

Preposition: on

• st: Posts are to commence on 8 th February for a period of 6 months, terminating on 1 st August 2006.

Modifying Another Word

• abnormally: Quite often programs that terminate abnormally cause all kinds of mess lying around the oddest places.

Used with why or when

• when: Since the algorithm terminates when the length of X becomes 0, we finish with a sorted list.

Preposition: by

• newline: This command must always be terminated by a newline, even when -n is specified.

Preposition: upon

• graduation: Use should terminate upon graduation and not be permitted again unless the graduate again qualifies under the terms for employees and students.

• cessation: Use rights terminate upon cessation of employment, except in the instance where the employe becomes a student.