Sentence examples for their redundancies from inspiring English sources

When we group the identified GO terms based on their redundancies, we obtain seven BP and two CC terms that are non-redundant (Supplementary Section S.7).

That £100m "transition" money Osborne gave will not even cover their redundancies and closures: transition to what, the National Council for Voluntary Organisations asks?

The London Paper's editor, Stefano Hatfield, who only learned of its demise a couple of days before his workforce, is speaking to each of the 40 journalists – out of a total staff of 60 – to discuss their redundancies.

Angered by the terms of their redundancies as firms switch production to low-cost countries in the depths of the recession, hundreds of French workers have employed this tactic in at least eight incidents this year.

"I look at it now and think, 'Is it worth going in?' The way the guys were given their redundancies on the front line last year, that's some thank you for the job you have taken on, dedicated your life to, risked your life for, as many have done.

Here, the identified MITEs were closely associated with coding regions as demonstrated by their distribution on the C. canephora BAC and their redundancies in C. canephora EST sequences.

Sabira Jaffer of National Debtline illustrates the importance of this advice with the growing number of people she is seeing who "have been made redundant and are coming to the end of their redundancy package".

Additionally, the closure of a company will result in the employees being made redundant, with no guarantee that they will receive their redundancy pay if the company is rendered insolvent.

Some workers have brought their redundancy notices.

However employees at these two divisions have not had their redundancy payments revised.

He considers girls like towns, all similar and boring in their redundancy.