Sentence examples for enhanced terms to from inspiring English sources

All alternatives must be considered, from offering voluntary redundancy on enhanced terms to redeployment, career breaks or reduced hours.

The companies will provide day-and-date availability for movies to Blockbusters in-store and online rentals, and will provide new enhanced payment terms to blockbuster, in exchange for a first lien on Blockbuster Canadas assets.

But it's easier to talk block buttons and enhanced terms and conditions than to admit that these solutions largely just move the problem from one outlet to another.

It was expected to mean enhanced terms for large numbers of gig workers including tens of thousands of minicab drivers and couriers working for companies such as Uber, Deliveroo and Hermes, which use technology to enable gig working and have treated people as self-employed and therefore not entitled to the national minimum wage or sick pay.

He goes on to outline four posts available and invites staff to meet with him to discuss them, or "enhanced terms" of early retirement or voluntary severance.

"Settlement agreements were used in these cases when staff left on a voluntary basis with enhanced terms.

Absorb one or two people here, transfer another couple there, offer a few "enhanced terms" for early retirement and the odd voluntary severance package, and that's the end of it without too much fuss.

Lines of investigation that may maximise the outcome of current practices and lead, long-term, to enhanced postharvest fruit sugar contents are suggested.

"We believe that Dundee United remains the best club for both players to develop and, as such, have made enhanced longer-term offers to the players that reflect their value to Dundee United".

Now, a new study demonstrates that they may also be better able to store that established knowledge for the long-term, thanks to enhanced long-term memory.

The proposed design aims at improving the detection performance of a probe for scattering scanning near-field optical microscopy in terms of enhanced signal-to-noise ratio.