Sentence examples for voluntary exit from inspiring English sources

"The demand for voluntary exit is always way over-subscribed," says one employee.

There are many reasons those going it alone may choose "voluntary exit".

But it is offering a voluntary exit program that includes 10 weeks' salary, plus two weeks' salary for every year worked, and a $20,000 departure bonus.

He remained a director, and his voluntary exit helped prevent tension with the directors from the AOL side of the merger.

Nahda's voluntary exit will let it go into the next polls claiming to have put the country's stability ahead of narrow party interests.

There could be strains that encourage thoughts of a voluntary exit, or the expulsion of an errant government if other sanctions do not work.

There's no way of knowing how many of these supposedly voluntary exits were phony ones.

Voluntary exits are now about twice as common as firings and discharges, a gap that has been widening steadily since the Great Recession.

At its congress, the CDU voted to allow EU member states voluntary exits from the euro, but rejected calls for ECB board membership to be weighted according to size of economy – a recipe for Franco-German domination.

He questions ABS figures for small-business failures that academics quote: he puts the numbers closer to 10%to15%5%, saying that many closures are "voluntary exits, not due to insolvency".

As this diverse sample reveals, Ebaugh focuses on voluntary exits from significant roles.