Sentence examples for redundancies of from inspiring English sources

But it is guaranteeing no compulsory redundancies of disabled workers.

Staff at Keele University yesterday rejected plans for the compulsory redundancies of 34 academics.

A national perspective offers a sturdy point of reference amid the redundancies of the nowhere-in-particular globalized culture.

That exercise is now likely to be repeated by EMI's new owners, with further redundancies of around 10% expected at its global workforce of around 3,500.

Local government funding cuts, pay freezes and redundancies of the last few years have wrought their work, but a deeper malaise has set in.

Uranium's radioactivity is contained within the nuclear reactor by multiple redundancies of concrete and steel, thereby creating a safety barrier between its production and the public's benefit of clean energy being generated.

The memo said that despite the planned redundancies of up to 80 staff, including all casual production staff, there would be "around 26 highly responsible roles for former subeditors".

The privately funded charity Film Education has announced it will close this week after 26 years, leading to the redundancies of all 15 full-time and part-time staff.

The good bad balance tipped firmly into negative again on Thursday, with redundancies of 50 staff at the French-owned Lindsey oil refinery, which saw many workers staging a walkout.

In the NHS between 2010 and 2013, out of 19,000 redundancies of NHS staff, 17% had been rehired by the NHS and 13% of these within a year.

The narrative is in a style the Russians call skaz, a nice word with echoes of jazz and scat in it, which uses the repetitions and redundancies of ordinary speech to produce an effect of sincerity and authenticity — and humor: "The thing is, most of the time when you're coming pretty close to doing it with a girl... she keeps telling you to stop.