noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
wrongful
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In 1994, a jury awarded him more than half a million dollars for wrongful termination from the utility in 1990.
■ NOUN
date
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If payment of your salary continues until the date of final rejection, that date is likely to be the termination date.
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But he offered few other guarantees and rejected the Democrats' request for a termination date for the investigation and hearings.
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I can now confirm that the termination date of the contract has been agreed as 30 September 1992.
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If there is still no contact, advise Payroll of termination date , which would be their first day of absence.
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All benefits and cover cease upon reaching the originally agreed termination date of the loan.
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Nevertheless, the Employment Appeal Tribunal held that the termination date occurred only upon expiry of the 12-week notice period.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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the termination of nuclear weapons tests
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Hatched areas show potential transcription termination signals.
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In 1994, a jury awarded him more than half a million dollars for wrongful termination from the utility in 1990.
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It involves no recourse to sophistry, and it demystifies and strips of sensationalism the termination of the use of artificial support.
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One reason given for the termination at Machynlleth was the risk of setting fire to the wooden Dovey Bridge!
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Spike knew that he was within a few moments of termination .
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To those with an affected fetus, early diagnosis provides the option of early termination .