However, TMC later withdrew the threat after the LSC made £2m available to cushion the cost of redundancies.
For National governments in Europe, working with lower numbers may make it easier to cushion negative sentiments of native populations against migrants.
These American rules include making banks hold more capital to cushion unexpected losses and giving new legal powers for regulators to help failing financial institutions unwind in a way that does not threaten the entire system.
The cars will have a top speed of just 25mph and a front end made of soft foam to cushion unwary pedestrians.
Secondly, when we realized that financial constraint was the commonest barrier to a regular clinic attendance, our program quickly made available some stipends, to cushion this challenge.
INTERNATIONAL banks, and their regulators, are wrangling over the level of additional capital that banks should be made to carry, as a cushion, against so-called "operational risk" that might damage a bank's health or even the financial system.
The "parachute payments" made by the Premier League to cushion the financial blow of relegation for its clubs, now up to £59m over four years, hugely more than the other Championship clubs receive from their TV deal, further inflate wages.
Munster did not really look back after that as second-half conditions made attack difficult and helped to cushion their lead, which was increased after Marcus Horan crashed over following a forward rumble.
The government tried to cushion the blow by making a one-time payment to each household of about $77.
Workmen eventually finished the job, but the young loiterers simply got more creative, she said, and used tape and cardboard to make cushions to put on top of the spikes.
