Sentence examples similar to Resigned versus terminated from inspiring English sources

White House officials have offered contradictory accounts of whether he resigned or was terminated.

THE panel's previous members resigned or were terminated after the release of Mr. Velella and two co-defendants.

It's not clear whether Stevens resigned or was terminated, according to different accounts from sources, with Aol (our parent company) asserting the former.

But there were also varying claims about whether Porter resigned or was terminated, and when exactly he would be leaving his White House job.

There were 350 pastors in the Worldwide Church of God as of February, but 104 have since resigned or been terminated because they cannot accept the church's movement toward mainstream Christianity, church officials said.

The following uncertain events were built into the tree: HIV negative versus HIV positive woman; woman seeks prenatal care versus doesn't seek prenatal care; woman accepts screening versus declines screening; HIV test positive versus negative; pregnancy terminated versus not terminated; woman accepts ART therapy versus declines ART; HIV averted in infant versus HIV positive infant.

The public-works minister resigned rather than terminate the contracts.

They gave him a choice: He could either resign or be terminated.

So is calling for him to "resign or be terminated immediately," as James E Harris, president of the New Jersey chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, demanded on Sunday.

Staff who resign or are terminated during the trial period are eligible to be paid for any accrued but unused paid time off in the form of Short-Term Bank, vacation, or holiday.

Kramarz and Michaud (2010) also present evidence of asymmetry in hiring versus terminating costs in the case of French establishments.