Sentence examples for a sackable offence from inspiring English sources

Another says this is a sackable offence.

My tips, on the other hand, have been somewhere between dismal and a sackable offence.

Graeme Souness, a former manager of the club, described the incident as a "sackable offence".

Frankly it shouldn't have taken this long #JeremyClarkson So punching a colleague in the face is a sackable offence.

That's a serious question, and I realise asking it is probably a sackable offence at the Guardian.

Nurses are not allowed to sleep on their breaks – it is a sackable offence if they are caught.

In fact, he has more than crossed the line – he has gone out from the stage and into the audience and it is a completely sackable offence.

Ian Lynam, a partner at Charles Russell solicitors, said an act of "disobedience" would not normally amount to an instantly sackable offence – which shows, at least, that the Tevez case is arguable both ways and therefore potentially messy and protracted.

Robert Pierre Tomas Toronto, Ontario, Canada I know that the prestige of the FA Cup has declined in recent years, but surely it has not sunk so low that winning it is now an instantly sackable offence (Van Gaal on the up – and down and out, Sport, 23 May)?

"Any sign of any sort of racism against colour, religion, background will be an instant sackable offence.

Lennon previously said that "any sign of any sort of racism against colour, religion, background will be an instant sackable offence" at Celtic and stood by that comment when speaking at the club's Lennoxtown training complex on Friday.