Sentence examples for lead to a severance from inspiring English sources

On the cost side, the company specifically said that its voluntary separation program, which will ultimately impact 10,400 employees by June 2019 (but will see the first tranche leave this month), will lead to a severance charge of between $1.8 billion and $2.1 billion $1.3 billionn to $1.6 billion after-tax) in Q4 2018.

He's long known he could live off his wife's money while he wrote, and getting fired would have led to a severance payout that would have helped even more.

I've dug deep for whatever role I played to cause such a breach, but I can't think of anything that would lead to a permanent severance of our relationship.

One of the two women whose accusations of sexual harassment led to a paid severance agreement has decided against speaking publicly about her side of the story, her lawyer said Wednesday.

The woman was one of two whose accusations of sexual harassment by Mr. Cain, now a Republican candidate for president, led to paid severance agreements during his 1996-99 tenure at the association.

And in March, Bank of New York Mellon executives signed on to a severance plan incorporating the new restrictions, which limits severance to 2.99 times annual salary and bonus.

This led to the severance of diplomatic relations between Portugal and India on Aug. 18, 1955.

Lamennais then attacked the papacy and the European monarchs in Paroles d'un croyant (1834; "The Words of a Believer"); this famous apocalyptic poem provoked the papal encyclical Singulari Nos (July 1834), which led to Lamennais' severance from the church.

Vivendi said on Tuesday it would examine "all available legal actions" to void the agreement that led to the severance package.

If one of their associates wanted to "retire", he had to pay a severance fee which could be six figures.

Give yourself a couple of days to cope before attempting to negotiate a severance agreement.