Sentence examples for decisions to lay from inspiring English sources
UK unemployment rates remain unchanged at 4.9%, suggesting employers are not making any sudden decisions to lay off staff.
The news of rising retail sales follows jobs figures on Wednesday suggesting that while business sentiment has been hit, employers are not making any sudden decisions to lay off staff.
Staff turnover within the MOH also results from changes of administration, which can lead to supervisors' decisions to lay off personnel performing VIA and reduce or eliminate VIA program budgets.
Oswald and Mrs Alving's decisions to come clean would be balanced by our knowledge of her and Pastor Manders' previous decisions to lie.
Employees of religious hospitals, colleges, etc., may not practice that same faith, and I'm thankful that the Obama administration's decision will allow these very personal decisions to lie in the hands of individuals.
The firm's decision to lay people off will work in its favor, at least when it comes to compensation.
His decision to lay up at the 18th hole was questioned by some, but not by him or Stricker.
Mickelson, who has grown tired of waiting for his major, agreed with Toms's decision to lay up.
That increase — and the prospect of bigger ones to come — played a role in the school board's decision to lay off all 17 custodians last year.
