Sentence examples for terminations from from inspiring English sources

But following a series of terminations from vendors in Terminal 5, workers are worried that employee turnover will be part of Westfield's overhauls, and want to express support for a proposed ordinance that would prevent it, according to Unite Here.

It's not going to result in wanton terminations from women who "can't be bothered" to use a condom.

The Ohio state legislature threw down the gauntlet this week to the supreme court, passing a new anti-abortion "heartbeat" bill that would ban terminations from as early as six weeks, the most severe restrictions in the country.

When Jewish faculty members appealed their sudden terminations from the university Heidegger led, he ignored them.

Elevating these terminations from their position of frivolous abundance into something altogether more poignant is Boing Boing's Rob Beschizza, who's created a compilation of someone who's really, really bad at video games killing character after character, set to the chiptune of Tears for Fears' "Mad World".

This analysis set was chosen in order to minimise bias from including observations collected post-TF and bias from excluding early terminations from the analysis.

He sued for wrongful termination from Washington and settled in March 2005 with the university and the N.C.A.A. for $4.5 million.

Although Mr. Cheevers declined to comment on his termination from Bank of Montreal, his wrongful termination case states his side of the story.

His client and Officer Siapno have each received notices of termination from the Police Department, effective Dec. 1, he said, which the defense plans to appeal.

She recently wrote a letter addressed to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave . "President Bush: "I respectfully need your attention in the matter of my termination from VF Wrangler Jeans.

The gunman who killed two journalists on-air in Virginia before killing himself was reportedly ordered to seek mental health assistance or face termination from his past employer.