Sentence examples for called severance from inspiring English sources
The association eventually paid the woman $45,000, which Mr. Cain has called a severance payment.
His parents gave $96,000 to the former employee, his wife and two kids; Mr. Ensign called it severance pay, others hush money.
Other employees of WRKS, which is owned by Emmis Communications, will receive what the company called generous severance packages, the trade publication Inside Radio reported on Thursday.
According to Heidegger, the existential spatiality of Dasein is characterized most fundamentally by what he calls de-severance, a bringing close.
California, he said, is the only one of 22 major oil-producing states that doesn't collect a so-called severance tax.
As Mr. Ensign prepared to admit to the public that he had had an affair, he drafted a statement in which he called this money a severance payment.
BBC Trust chairman Lord Patten has called the size of severance payments made to senior BBC managers a matter of "shock and dismay".
It calls the payment "severance".
Bill Donohue calls it "a severance package".
[C2.] Holders Vote for Say on Severance Shareholders of Hewlett-Packard have adopted a measure requiring their approval of severance packages for senior executives; the company had called for a vote against the severance measure.
