Sentence examples for enforced leave from inspiring English sources

In 2013, 80% of the biomedical-research agency's 19,740 employees were placed on enforced leave.

The Reds' story itself has turned positive in the absence of Marge Schott, the managing partner on enforced leave.

Thousands of US scientists are heading into their fourth week of enforced leave, the result of a prolonged government shutdown that began on 22 December.

Shops have closed, factories have stopped operating and firms have told employees to take enforced leave until the country holds a referendum on July 5 over the terms of further financial assistance from international creditors.

Bad laws can destroy good relationships — perhaps especially when they're poorly enforced, leaving just enough space for human bonds to form.

And God forbid it should call into question the proposals in a green paper that sets out "symbolic" and "aspirational" measures – which are incapable of being legally enforced, leaving the actual law as it already is.

In 1825 the entire island was leased to Dr Lachlan Maclean, a relative of Hugh Maclean of Coll, and its inhabitants (then numbering some 450 people) were given a year's notice to quit their homes, which essentially meant an enforced leaving of the island.

A democratic constitution, for example, may give voters the power to elect legislators, who have certain powers to enact laws, which the judiciary has certain powers to interpret, and the police have certain powers to enforce, leaving certain courses of conduct open as legal for citizens to pursue.

In other words, if you leave Camp Bow Wow and want to continue caring for dogs, this contract, if successfully enforced, would leave you with two equally unattractive options: You could either move to another city, or wait two whole years before seeking your new dog-sitting gig.

Children can be sent home to cool off, or on enforced study leave.

The new firm will open its doors on October 2, when his period of enforced gardening leave from IPC ends.