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Severance and termination protections also seek to reduce unwanted defections by providing key individuals with greater security against the risk of an involuntary termination (including reassignment, relocation or another "constructive discharge") associated with combining of two companies.

See also the discussion on choice principles in the main document: Constructive and intuitionistic ZF; there another constructive choice principle, the presentation axiom, is recalled.

Another constructive move by our Treasury Chief has been to kibosh an initiative of high-tax countries to force low-tax countries to raise their levies.

Another constructive suggestion was that a question be added addressing whether the level of involvement is burdensome, too little or about right.

Another constructive step would be to improve the capacity of existing veterinary rapid-response teams, which exist in many states, to carry out active surveillance with animal populations as well as to improve the coordination of veterinary diagnostic laboratories.

The June 27-29 workshop took place with the cooperation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and is another constructive outcome of the joint collaboration between the Government and the United Nations Children's Fund.

Another strategy, constructive engagement, is the continuation of economic activity between a corporation or government and a targeted country.

By working in a friendly collaboration, campuses that might not normally share ideas about how to best help students in any subgroup (such as First Gen students) to succeed can learn from one another's constructive findings.

Finally, each group shared their well considered and stylistically refined definitions with the reconvened class, which offered up another round of constructive criticism.

But ASEAN also talks airily of another, contradictory, policy: "constructive engagement" with the region's thuggish regimes.It is too late to delay ASEAN's expansion, but it is time to set some priorities.

And, in the nineteen-sixties, there was another moment of constructive collaboration between a liberal President and a Democratic Congress, the collaboration described by G. Calvin Mackenzie and Robert Weisbrot in "The Liberal Hour" (2008).