He also censured Stalin for attempting to launch a new purge (Doctors' Plot, 1953) shortly before his death and for his policy toward Yugoslavia, which had resulted in a severance of relations between that nation and the Soviet Union (1948).
Michael Ovitz, at Disney, got a severance package worth somewhere between ninety and a hundred and thirty million dollars.
"Those who think that territorial concessions will cause a severance of the ties between Syria and the axis of evil are deluding themselves and avoiding reality," Mr. Lieberman said Thursday, referring to Iran with a term used by former President George W. Bush.
It was then that the deal to pay her a severance of $35,000 — roughly a year's salary — was struck between her lawyer and the association's general counsel, they said.
Confirmation of Martínez's exit followed the resolution of talks between Everton and the Spaniard's representatives over a severance payment.
Confirmation of Martínez's departure followed the resolution of talks between Everton and the Spaniard's representatives over a severance payment.
The moratorium comes just days after a breakdown in negotiations between the governor and State Senate Republicans over a severance tax on natural gas production, favored by Mr. Rendell, a Democrat.
If you've lost your job, taken a severance or redundancy package or ventured into the great unknown of time off between jobs, the first few weeks of unemployment can be both frightening and freeing.
Bill Donohue calls it "a severance package".
"It was a severance package," Mr. Weeks replied.
