Sentence examples similar to enforced lay off from inspiring English sources

Semenya won the 800m and the 1500m at the South African championships at the weekend after having been unable to compete at the 2010 nationals because of an enforced 11-month lay off after undergoing gender tests.

Worryingly for England supporters, on the first day Steyn appeared to still be blowing off the cobwebs from his enforced lay-off and spent time off the field.

It all proved to be an act of deception though, and Orton really desired to get close to Rollins in order to exact revenge for his enforced lay-off.

The defender said he feared for his career during his enforced lay-off.

You can be green if you force companies to bear the cost of installing anti-pollution equipment in their factories, but they will protest, or try to bribe officials not to enforce the law, or will lay off workers.

In a display of bipartisanship, Democrats -- lobbied by Linda Hall Daschle, the Senate majority leader's wife -- joined the administration in handing the airlines a $15 billion bailout that enforces no reduction in the salaries of the industry's C.E.O.'s even as they lay off tens of thousands of their employees.

"They are starting to lay off employees.

"Lay off of me, will you".

Meanwhile, "Lay off my wife," he pleaded.

"You should lay off those candy bars".

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt will lay off sixty-five employees.