Sentences with phrase «eventual departure»

The removal of P.T. was just one of many bumps in the road leading to Hideo Kojima's eventual departure from Konami.

Although Mourinho's eventual departure from the Bernabeu was genuinely as close to «mutual consent» as can ever be possible, Marca's anti-Mourinho stance (which continues to this day, with the paper gleefully leaping upon every Chelsea defeat) was instrumental in turning many fans against him.

But according to management experts, it's not a lack of foresight preventing CEOs from planning for their eventual departure — it's their big egos that get in the way.

The United States on Wednesday signaled an open - ended military presence in Syria as part of a broader strategy to prevent Islamic State's resurgence, pave the way diplomatically for the eventual departure of Syrian President Bashar al - Assad and curtail Iran's influence.

Hermes, a WPP investor that voted against the remuneration report, also urged the company to focus on «the management succession risks» ahead of Sorrell's eventual departure.

Jesus is preparing His disciples for His crucifixion and His eventual departure from them, and says that the reason is because «this which is written about Me must still be accomplished in Me: «And He was numbered with the transgressors.»

Juventus are also preparing for the eventual departure of Vidal and this seems to be a wonderful chance for Arsenal to move in.

That, combined with the personnel drama that has created all the wrong headlines, led to his eventual departure from Indianapolis.

Hoddle's reputation is as a clever man, a man who approaches football in a thoughtful way, yet his eventual departure from the England team rested on two magnificently stupid decisions.

Luciano Spalletti did not close the door on an eventual departure when asked about the rumours of him leaving in his press conference on Saturday, and sure enough it looks as if Inter's longest serving player will be packing his bags over the next 24 hours.

Their own challenge will be the futures of Lukaku and Barkley and how they respond to their eventual departures, developments that will certainly leave them with a healthy pile of cash to invest on further signings.

To the Brexiters, any delay to the date of eventual departure is unacceptable and Brussels wants us out before the next round of European elections.

Instead of drawing a line under the episode, her incredibly brief apology became a major reason for her eventual departure.

The Touareg's eventual departure is going to leave some pretty big tires to fill, but the new Atlas is more than up to the task.

That being said, if you never leave your puppy's side, your eventual departure may come as a rude awakening and your puppy may struggle with separation anxiety.

Paddling up to the point where we were nearly underneath some of the nests, we could make out the chicks calling out to their parents who were busy scrambling around the treeline with bits of food hanging from their mouths, as well as the occasional toddler who was brave enough to walk to the ends of the branch, but wasn't quite ready to make the leap, its wings flapping in the wind to gather strength for their eventual departure.

Certainly, the original relationship partner sees what is happening (if he or she is so naive that he or she does not see it, he or she would not be in that role), but his or her eventual departure should be (or appear to be) on a mutually acceptable timetable.

But fewer than half the major law firms in the US and Canada are adequately planning for the eventual departure of their current senior partners and leaders.3 Over the last few years, some firms have begun to focus on leadership succession and many have instituted leadership development programs.

The dispute stemmed from Varga's suspension from the streaming site in July 2016, which led to his eventual departure.