Sentence examples for departure under from inspiring English sources

Deep disagreements between him and Paul Schimmel, the museum's longtime chief curator, led to Mr. Schimmel's departure, under pressure, last year.

His departure under a cloud dealt a political blow to Prime Minister Tony Blair, who is expected to run for re-election next spring.

After Mr. Glanton's departure under fire in 1998, the Barnes got its first executive director and chief executive, Kimberly Camp, an artist, formerly president of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit.

The United States is hoping for a stable, pro-American provisional government to emerge from eight days of struggle following President Aristide's departure under American pressure and on an American aircraft.

Yesterday, some members of Mrs Merkel's party voiced fears that Mrs Steinbach's departure under a cloud, from the Christian Democrat's leadership board represented a worrying break with the Expellees Associationn which would not only lose the party votes but open the way for the formation of a new right-wing German party.

Criticism about his tenure has been constant, but has intensified over the last three and a half weeks in the wake of the departure under pressure of Paul Schimmel, the museum's brilliant, headstrong chief curator, after a vote by the trustees.

But players have not been the only significant departures under the presidency of Perez.

His exit is the latest in a string of senior executive departures under Lygo's new regime.

The scene upstairs in departures, under Terminal 5's massive steel and glass roof, was a little different.

LONDON — Generally auction houses like to keep significant staff departures under wraps until the sales season is over.

Unlike our previous contributions, in this paper we deploy our primary and secondary users according to Poisson distributions [9] and monitor their arrivals and departures under ad hoc conditions.