Sentence examples for departure settlement from inspiring English sources

But last year the University of Hawaii's Board of Regents fired him under a wave of criticism, then negotiated a departure settlement worth about $4 million.

Speaking in Tokyo on Friday, where he is accompanying Theresa May on a trip focused on post-Brexit trade, Fox was asked by ITV news whether it was time for Britain to agree on the much-disputed departure settlement with the EU, hastening progress towards the second, trade-focused part of the process.

The documents, which Judge Kaplan said "apparently are important evidence of the alleged conspiracy," and which have been described as records of secret meetings between top executives of both auction houses, were given to Christie's late last year by Mr. Davidge as part of his departure settlement with the company.

As part of a $7.5 million departure settlement he got from Christie's, Mr. Davidge turned over to Christie's lawyers more than 100 pages of notes and other records said to document meetings and conversations he had with the chairman of Christie's, Sir Anthony Tennant, and counterparts at Sotheby's, Ms. Brooks and Mr. Taubman.

McCoist met Rangers board members on Wednesday but emerged still as manager despite predictions that a departure settlement would be agreed.

I don't want that being tarnished". McCoist met Rangers board members on Wednesday but emerged still as manager despite predictions that a departure settlement would be agreed.

During one of several disagreements about who knew what and when about the Byford severance, Thompson resorted to reading from a Daily Mail article about the former deputy director general's departure and settlement – in an attempt to prove that if details about the level of Byford's payout were in a national newspaper, then he must have briefed the trust.

Three sequential behavioural stages have been identified during natal dispersal; emigration, transience and immigration [ 5, 6], although the terminology varies somewhat across studies including e.g. departure, transience, settlement or start, transfer, stop [ 2, 7- 10].

On Dec. 31, 1981, Poli, who had been a top union official for nine years, quit the organization in hopes that his departure would hasten a settlement.

A Glendale Unified facilities planner who abruptly resigned last month after roughly seven months on the job got a $27,520 payout upon her departure, according to a settlement agreement released Tuesday by the district.

They paid up to £750,000 to settle a legal dispute with WPP chief Sir Martin Sorrell in out of court settlement following their departure.