Sentence examples for On dismissal from inspiring English sources

SPORTSSATURDAY, PAGE D1 Venezuelans Set to Vote On Dismissal of Chávez Venezuelans will vote Sunday in a referendum on whether to dismiss President Hugo Chávez, who has alienated the Bush administration and polarized the nation with promises to use oil wealth for a social revolution.

NO RULING ON DISMISSAL Court Announces That Consideration of Motion Requires More Time -- Decision Expected Today.

Our finding highlights a tension between a reconstruction program and labor law when a country has a tight law on dismissal.

High turnover in the Trump White House has prompted news publications to begin work on dismissal stories about beleaguered members of the Administration ahead of time.

They are aimed at providing protection in all areas of employment: during the recruitment process, in the workplace, on dismissal and, in certain circumstances, after the employment has finished.

Nancy Luque, Ms. Hsia's lawyer, noting that it was extraordinary for a federal judge to defer a ruling on dismissal motions until after a verdict, said, "It's not over yet".

The ruling, though, was deliberately narrow, focused more on one particular dismissal than on the scope of the ministerial exception.

The law includes a virtual ban on dismissals, a shorter working week and improved holiday and maternity benefits.

Findings on dismissals will go to Commissioner Bud Selig and findings on suspensions and fines will go to Sandy Alderson, executive vice president for baseball operations.

PCCs were elected in November to replace police authorities in all forces across England and Wales, excluding London, but Sir Hugh said the legislation needed reviewing to ensure decisions on dismissals were more carefully scrutinised.

However, the empirical evidence on the impact of this rule on dismissals does not clearly support the theoretical assumptions [ 22].