Sentence examples for because the severance from inspiring English sources

He was particularly pleased about the provost's dismissal, because the severance of his salary had had real repercussions.

It will mean, too, lower tax revenues for the state, because the severance tax would lower their income tax liability, and lower property taxes for local authorities, because the oil reserves would be deemed to be less valuable.

This is because the severance of the optic lobe in this species abolishes the rhythm in swelling and shrinking of L1 and L2 axons [19].

At the end of the month, they told me I was fired but I was no longer entitled to the severance because I had let the month go by.

Because the intentional severance of sympathetic nerve during the surgical practice is not ethical, we think that further study subjects will be focused on patients with an advanced rectosigmoid cancer in which unilateral or bilateral sympathectomy was a necessity for the radical resection of cancer.

She said Mr. McCarthy was eligible for the severance package because he was not fired "for cause," but was replaced because the board wanted a leadership change.

Coneybeer feels confident in telling her story because she did not sign the severance agreement upon being fired, she told TechCrunch.

Bail was set at 2.5 million euros because it is an amount equivalent to the severance payment Mr. Blesa received when he voluntarily left Caja Madrid in 2010.

Terms of the severance were not disclosed.

Nonetheless, the severance plan has been controversial.

The severance of the two armies had begun.