Sentence examples for given a redundancy from inspiring English sources

The Daily Telegraph also reported that Sharon Baylay, who was the BBC's marketing boss, was given a redundancy package of around £390,000.

He responded saying if the tradie was not given a redundancy payout he would have access to the Fair Entitlements Guarantee scheme which gives people taxpayer-funded redundancy payouts of up to $39,216.

The Sydney Morning Herald columnist Paul Sheehan has been given a redundancy package two months after he was suspended indefinitely over his false story of a woman, "Louise", who claimed she had been raped and beaten by Arabic-speaking men.

Three months after the birth of their baby, Adam is given a redundancy notice at work.

Given a redundancy of 15% of the fragment library according to sequencing results, the 1491 clones tested here represent approximately 32% of the genome of strain L. monocytogenes EGD Pkp1 [ 12, 50] and probably a higher percentage of functions encoded by operons.

But if he was given a statutory redundancy payoff, he would probably receive just a quarter.

Given a high degree of functional redundancy, much of the remarkable variation in the gut microbiota that is seen between individuals at the phylotype level would have little functional significance.

As it is I don't think they are going to reinstate us because they don't have any money but they do need to give us a redundancy package".

Further, we have found that assaying 8 SNPs on each chromosome means that every mutation is linked to multiple SNPs, giving a high level of redundancy.

An optimization problem is then formulated to minimize the decoder-side distortion by allocating a given channel coding redundancy among a group of frames.

Renishaw employs 1,500 people at four sites in the county and it will give a full list of redundancies on 9 April.