Sentence examples for of permanent replacement from inspiring English sources

Ronald Reagan ordered the hiring of permanent replacement controllers.

The Seattle Times agreed today to temporarily halt the hiring of permanent replacement workers as talks continued in a monthlong strike against the city's two daily newspapers.

In the same letter, Mr. Thompson wrote that if the workers had "voted on a proposal that did not include the retention of permanent replacement workers, then the membership has voted on something that was never offered to Local 30 by L B & B".

Host Simon Amstell has departed since the last series because he wants "to concentrate on his stand-up" and the powers that be have decided that instead of a permanent replacement, a series of weekly guest hosts will better usher in the programme's new age.

That rant, coupled with his criticism of the 'interim manager' title, led to suggestions the Spaniard could depart prior to the end of the season, while speculation of a permanent replacement for Roberto Di Matteo has been incessant.

Mr. Annan also announced the appointment of Ross Mountain, a New Zealander who currently heads up the Geneva-based United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, as his interim envoy to Iraq until the naming of a permanent replacement for Mr. Vieira de Mello next year.

The next step in Milwaukee is the naming of a permanent replacement for Archbishop Weakland, 75, who has been archbishop for 25 years.

The union's tribute describes the cardinal's views on the importance of unions, the right to strike, the right to organize and the immorality of using permanent replacement workers during strikes.

He may stay in the post for up to six months pending the selection of a permanent replacement for Irving King Jordan, who was Gallaudet's first deaf president and is stepping down after 19 years.

We believe very much that the Gore-Lieberman ticket will win in November, and then a special election can be scheduled for selection of a permanent replacement in the Senate".

Lenny Feder, head of the Financial Markets division, is "taking a sabbatical", and the process of finding a permanent replacement has already started.