General Khatol Mohammadzai, Afghanistan's first female parachutist, was the highest-ranking woman in Afghanistan's air force when the Taliban forced her to take a leave of absence with severance pay of $13 a month.
Adding fuel to the fire, two prominent chief executives who failed to drive up their company's share prices — Henry A. McKinnell at Pfizer and Robert L. Nardelli at Home Depot — nevertheless left with severance packages of $200 million or more apiece.
Cuba, Panama, Haiti, Brazil, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Honduras were all at war with Germany by the end of July 1918, while the Dominican Republic, Peru, Uruguay, and Ecuador contented themselves with the severance of relations.
That may seem plenty, compared with the severance of two or three months' pay for the 12,500 others who lost their jobs in the merger.
This resistance suddenly gave way upon increased traction with resultant severance of the silicon probe sleeve, the distal part of which remained inside the anterior chamber.
NEW ORLEANS — In New Orleans and across the state of Alabama on Tuesday, scores of journalists walked into short meetings and walked out with severance packages, part of an extensive restructuring of the news business at four newspapers owned by Advance Publications.
The small subset of cases with complete, bilateral severance of the fornix displayed marked episodic memory deficits (Tsivilis et al., 2008).
But analysts cautioned that even this could be a costly process because of costs associated with severance, pension obligations and real estate.
Thanks to you, one of my arteries is hysterical with laughter at the severance of its fraternal artery.
