Sentence examples for * severance in from inspiring English sources

Those who left under this "voluntary separation incentive program," introduced in 2009, could elect to receive severance in exchange for several conditions, including the nondisparagement agreement.

Caroline Seymour married Theodoric C. Severance in 1840 and settled in Cleveland, Ohio.

Mr. Paolino, 52, said he would seek an estimated $4 million severance in arbitration.

Wilman, like May and Hamond, parted company with the BBC in the wake of Clarkson's severance in March.

With Mr. Jackson at his side, he and bank officials settled on a severance in 1998, ending the litigation.

MOST employees who leave a company are typically offered modest severance — in some cases a corporate pension, and perhaps a retirement party hosted by co-workers.

The isolation of individual rooms was an intriguing challenge for the project's acoustical company, Akustiks, of South Norwalk, Conn., acclaimed for its work in the renovated Severance Hall in Cleveland and the new Schermerhorn Symphony Center in Nashville.

The St .Thomas organ, known for its brilliant, blazing sound, was installed in 1900 by the George S. Hutchings Company, while the Ernest M. Skinner Company of Boston was responsible for the organs of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in New York and Severance Hall in Cleveland.

Republican leaders had only consented to include the severance tax in the legislation in exchange for measures weakening the state Department of Environmental Protection.

With severance pay in hand, she is in the midst of packing up her Memphis, Tenn.

The black employees who lost their jobs were asked to sign waivers entitling them to better severance packages in exchange for forfeiting any participation in the lawsuit.