Sentence examples for possible redundancy from inspiring English sources

Five advertising managers are also on notice of possible redundancy.

Employees affected by possible redundancy will be supported by an £8m package of support to help them move into mainstream work, the minister told MPs.

Indeed, the entire process of arts censorship is cyclical in its foolhardy bigotry, with recent news of a photography lecturer at East Surrey college facing serious disciplinary action (and possible redundancy) for introducing students to the photography of Del LaGrace Volcano – whose work, interestingly enough, is also included in Sh(OUT).

The latter causes a possible redundancy in document collection and management.

Maybe such a possible redundancy will be grasped through E/R model (i.e. semantic analysis).

As a result, possible redundancy of the channels for imaging spectrometer due to their correlations is removed.

The Dundee-based company, which employs more than 2,000 staff, said that the possible redundancies would not impact its newspaper publishing operation.

It emerged on Saturday that a review of costs at the Marks & Spencer head office has identified up to 500 possible redundancies, which are expected' to form part of the chief executive's strategy to divert resources to the shop floor.

Table 1 lists all possible redundancies in the presence of a pair of boundary fractures.

The event, including a march and rally, was organised by the GMB union, which has voiced concerns about possible redundancies.

It is important to provide both methodological and tool support to help people understand the limitations of test suites and their possible redundancies, so as to be able to refine them in a cost effective manner.