adjective
definition
Having an ending; finite.
Examples of terminable in a Sentence
Terminable 3% rentes 148,490,400
In terms of a treaty concluded in 1867 for ten years, renewed in 1877 for a similar period, and continued in 1887 with the proviso that it should be terminable on two years' notice, the finances and the entire government of Waldeck-Pyrmont are managed by Prussia, the little country having found itself unable to support unassisted the military and other burdens involved by its share in the North German Confederation of 1867-187 r and subsequently as a constituent state of the German empire.
In those matters which belong to the periodical and terminable agreement, the most important is the Customs Union, which was established in 1867, and it is convenient to treat separately the commercial policy of the dual state.'
Terminable on Demand An open repo that can be terminated on a daily basis.
The service contracts of all directors with the company are terminable on 12 months ' notice.
The agreement is terminable on two years ' notice.
Payments under both these Acts were subsequently extinguished by the Tithe Act 1936 and replaced by terminable annuities.
The lease was terminable by the company by 12 months notice from its annual anniversary date and otherwise expired in 2070.
The appointment is terminable by three months ' notice in writing on either side.
The agreement is terminable by either party at any time by giving one year 's notice in writing.