Sentence examples for total severance from inspiring English sources

But what really stifles the show is its total severance of sex and passion from the outside world.

It said further payments would be made later, increasing the total severance benefits to the approximate amounts former workers would have received under their most recent contract.

Those who have worked there for at least 20 years are also eligible to receive an additional 35percentt of the total severance.

In addition, The Times is offering a cash payout of 35percentt of the total severance amount to staff members who have been at the company for 20 years or more.

An earlier attempt at settlement had proposed a near-total severance of the ties between the bishops and the monarchy and thus an end to the Ottonian system.

The Daily Telegraph puts the total cost of Whitehall severance payouts at £14m.

When the new rules come into force (probably in 2007) that information must include details of golden handshakes and severance pay, total pensions benefits, and performance-related awards such as stock options and other grants of company shares.

CIT executives also stand to benefit: the top five officers will be able to cash out about a total of $50 million in severance and stock, according to James F. Reda & Associates.

Just last week, Bank of America disclosed it was paying a total of $11 million in severance to two executives forced out in a management reshuffle, Sallie Krawcheck and Joe Price, even as the company said it would begin laying off roughly 30,000 employees over the next few years.

These rankings are based on their total compensation after bonuses, severance and deferred compensation paid out in addition to the administrators' base salaries.

In the quarter a year earlier, investment gains and severance costs totaling 5 cents a share made net income $86.6 million, or 88 cents a share.