Eleven percent (n = 1076) reported terminating their pregnancies, of whom five percent reported a termination for the first time in the 2000 survey.
The administration demanded that he resign or face termination for violation of Title IX.
"Having to document the termination for someone who was a colleague was difficult," he said.
Adelson said Jacobs was dismissed for 35 transgressions, "each of which was justified for termination for cause".
It is unusual to recharacterize a departed executive's resignation or retirement as a termination for cause, Mr. Hillman said.
The journal disclosed details of the trial's premature termination for the first time last week.
Go to Rule 6. 6. Do not violate any internal company procedures when selecting employees for termination; for example, any policies that require a written warning before termination.
Connolly told a local paper, "Our position, if the termination for parental rights is granted, is that [she] would not have standing to obtain the abortion".
We yearn for the good old days when people saved proposals of employment termination for larger errors, like, say, mismanaging an entire war, or subverting the Constitution.
The prejudice is widespread that a termination for medical reasons is somehow on a higher moral plane than a run-of-the-mill abortion.
So the bank negotiated an early lease termination for some 400,000 square feet with the owner of 345 Park Avenue.
