Sentence examples for off associates from inspiring English sources

Even before Sept. 11, other New York law firms were lopping off associates by ones and twos, and in several big firms by 10 or 15 or 25.

Some firms have laid off associates in recent months but insisted that only poor performers have been affected, Ms. Michaels said.

In the last two years, many law firms have laid off associates, deferred start dates for hires and tinkered with base pay and bonus structures, including pay cuts and freezes, the redistribution of portions of base salaries as bonuses and the elimination of lock-step pay increases.

Looking to cut costs like everyone else, but not prepared to lay off associates, Skadden has chosen instead to offer all of its associates — about 1,300 worldwide — the option of accepting a third of their base pay to not show up for work for a year.

At Fifth Avenue and 52nd in Manhattan on Thursday, Handy and other laid off associates arrived at the offices of Christopher Williams, the CEO of Williams Capital Group, who sits on Walmart's Board of Directors and runs a blog called The Black Socialite in his spare time.

Dr Evan Harris, the former Liberal Democrat MP and Hacked Off associate director, said: "The victims are prepared to accept this compromise.

Here, the implicit transition that remains in the state Off (associated to c1) is favoured by the compiler backend.

At the end, check off 'Associate.plp files with FotoSlate 4' but leave the other option blank (unchecked).

According to British Airways, some £79 million of losses resulted from a single write-off associated with the sale of its Deutsche BA subsidiary last year.

Kodak also took a $52 million after-tax charge for write-offs associated with the bankruptcy filing of its largest customer, Wolf Camera of Atlanta.

Motorola had already taken huge charges because of its big investment in the project, which it helped create, and today the company announced another $740 million write-off associated with Iridium.