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Meanings of indefinite leave in English

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Usage of indefinite leave in English
1
He's taken an indefinite leave from his new team, citing personal reasons.
Wired
2
The board later forced him to take an indefinite leave on Friday.
News.com.au
3
Midfielder Aaron Hall has taken indefinite leave to focus on his mental health.
News.com.au
4
Falwell, 58, had taken an indefinite leave of absence earlier this month from Liberty.
Reuters
5
Following an appeal, he was granted indefinite leave to remain.
The Guardian
6
I will be on indefinite leave, Falwell later told POLITICO.
News.com.au
7
And you won't lose seniority in the constabulary; Colonel Ferguson'll give you indefinite leave.
Little Fuzzy
8
She was obliged to ask for indefinite leave of absence.
The Precipice: A Novel
9
Dustin Johnson remains on an indefinite leave of absence.
The Irish Times
10
Kalanick began an indefinite leave of absence on Tuesday.
The Guardian
11
Hogan went on indefinite leave from football in January to focus on his mental health.
News.com.au
12
I was encouraged he was there." "But he's on indefinite leave.
Reuters
13
They will be allowed to work in the UK and qualify for indefinite leave to remain.
The South African
14
After holding indefinite leave to remain status for one year they can apply for British citizenship.
The South African
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Irish citizens, or those who already have indefinite leave to remain, do not need to apply.
The Guardian
16
The university chief had taken an indefinite leave of absence from Liberty earlier in the month.
Reuters
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Indefinite leave through the time
Indefinite leave across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Rare
United States of America
Rare