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Meanings of natural wastage in English

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Usage of natural wastage in English
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With no agreement on a new contract, natural wastage reduced an already inadequate number of consultants.
The Irish Times
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This has since come down to one in seven, two thirds of which will apparently go via natural wastage.
The Guardian
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According to Wright's predecessor and ISA secretary general, Paddy Boyd, natural wastage is matching current numbers taking up the sport.
The Irish Times
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Not all these vaccines would have been administered: there is a significant natural wastage of oral polio vaccine during its storage.
The Irish Times
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Its chief executive, Mr Alan Shannon, said he hoped voluntary redundancies and natural wastage over the next year would deal with the surplus.
The Irish Times
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It says the jobs, to be lost through natural wastage by 2004, are on top of 4,800 redundancies already announced.
The Irish Times
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It also said it was cutting staff numbers by 500 in each of its head offices in Liverpool and Horsham, West Sussex, through natural wastage.
The Irish Times
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Public servants would be cut in number by 120,000 - through natural wastage, possibly to soften opposition from France's powerful unions.
BBC
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