termination
समाप्तीच्या
definition
noun
the termination of a contract
the action of bringing something or coming to an end.
In either case, one's eyes followed the vertical elements upward to their termination at the ceiling.
an ending or final point of something, in particular.
translation of 'termination'
प्रत्यय,
शेवट,
अंत,
शेवट करणे,
अंत्यवर्ण
example
However, the delivery delay would not result in the contract's 'termination' .
they would not want a 'termination' even if the baby was disabled
Others may opt for prenatal diagnosis and pregnancy 'termination' .
It was a 'termination' of employment case which does not really raise jurisdictional issues as such, I would have thought.
An Abortion is the 'termination' of a pregnancy by loss or destruction of the foetus before it is capable of independent life.
That is the critical question, I mean the question is how does this compare to a surgical abortion, or surgical 'termination' of pregnancy.
Cystic fibrosis is a serious, lifelong condition, and many couples who are at risk opt for prenatal testing and 'termination' of affected pregnancies.
Cliona seemed to treat my recent resignation as an involuntary 'termination' or lay off.
I refer the Minister to those pages that are in fact about unfair dismissal and 'termination' , and in fact in no way answer the Minister's question.
The number of pregnancies resulting in 'termination' after prenatal diagnosis of fetal anomaly has increased over a 10 year period
Still others say that the child acquires the qualification to be labeled as a human being only after the birth, and as such abortion and medical 'termination' of pregnancy should not constitute moral or ethical breach.
a good result and a happy 'termination'
There can be a 'termination' by the employer, and thus direct dismissal, when he repudiates the contract of employment.
Bankruptcy protection will also allow the 'termination' of unprofitable leases on now-closed stores as well as the ‘nonperforming’ stores they intend to close.
Renewal or 'termination' of the contract will be done at three months notice by either party.
I agree with his stance that 'termination' should not be a contraceptive method, but does he not recognize that this woman quite likely has had to go through much mental anguish to take this decision?
Most fixed-price contracts require several months' notice of 'termination' and switching usually takes four to six weeks, so it pays to plan ahead.
Baker explained that when he used the code word ‘red’ to call for the 'termination' of the exercise, his fellow soldiers did not respond.
The station said it would continue to work with lawyers to reach a final settlement with Cheng on the early 'termination' of his services contract.
The bell indicated the 'termination' of the previous speech.
On the 'termination' of proceedings, one would expect some letter to be sent.
Over a quarter had one or more children affected with a genetic condition and a similar proportion had a spontaneous abortion or underwent 'termination' after prenatal diagnosis.
In recognition of this fact, the law does not regard a strike as either a breach of contract or a 'termination' of employment.
The first generation reproductive technologies addressed the felt need for safe and effective methods of contraception and medical 'termination' of pregnancies.
Premature 'termination' of behavioral medicine therapy is a potential problem because limited treatment may not provide optimal benefits.
Simply defined, abortion is the 'termination' of a pregnancy through external means.
The story is told as if it were destined to have, if not a strictly happy 'termination' , at least one within ordinary probabilities.
In either case, one's eyes followed the vertical elements upward to their 'termination' at the ceiling.
I will initially sketch a context to help situate the care of dementia patients and the 'termination' of their treatment.
The 'termination' of life-sustaining treatment and the potential conflict of interest between patient care and organ recovery is another point of contention.
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