Sentence examples for departure pay from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, July 21, 1934 P. 11 In one of those little town in Maine, the summer people all trade at the lone grocery, and let the bill run for the season, and upon departure pay it in a lump.

By R. A. Sprauge The New Yorker, July 21 , 1934P. 11 In one of those little town in Maine, the summer people all trade at the lone grocery, and let the bill run for the season, and upon departure pay it in a lump.

If Pepper meant to say that Yale had to agree to the $8.5 million departure pay-out to keep Levin from leaving Yale, and it was necessary to the University's well-being for Levin to remain Yale's president for an additional decade, Pepper's justification is based on incorrect premises.

It was UKFI that forced out the previous Lloyds chairman Sir Victor Blank last May after investors demanded his departure to pay the price for the controversial HBOS takeover.

Mr. Kirk's success helped him secure a deal on his departure to pay for continued access to Goldman's in-house software — what Mr. Dweck called the "magic that every firm wanted to try to reproduce".

They were admirably open in their press release announcing Glock's departure that pay drivers were part of their business model.

Most of the director's associates who were approached for comment were willing to speak about the staff departures or pay reductions only if they were not identified.

Despite Hyman's rapid departure, Lyons paid tribute to the outgoing boss: "As CEO since 2002, he has taken Serco from a predominantly UK business with a turnover of £1.3bn to the £5bn international services business it is today.

The Catholic universities will not pay departure fees.

One solution could be for Patten to stay on until the end of the current charter in early 2017, although sources claimed he is exhausted by the rows over the Savile scandal, director general George Entwistle's departure and severance pay.

But according to people with knowledge of the contracts, Mr. Clancy and Ms. Cornwell, two of the best-selling authors in the industry, have the option to terminate their contracts within a limited period of Ms. Grann's departure, if they pay back the remainders of their multimillion-dollar advances.