Sentence examples for administration fire from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit, which alleges religious discrimination by the government, and the videos have generated angry letters and Internet commentary against the Department of Veterans Affairs, as well as demands from members of the Texas Congressional delegation, mostly Republicans, that the Obama administration fire the Houston cemetery director, Arleen Ocasio.

Here we combine information from administration fire records, satellite imagery fire scars and land use/cover maps to asses the effects of fire on landscape structure and vice versa for three areas in Catalonia (NE Spain).

Today, a group of grassroots leaders are demanding that the Obama Administration fire John Morton, the head of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) within the Department of Homeland Security.

It's clear to me that the administration fired Paterno as a scapegoat for their own cover-up.

The Paterson administration fired Alexander B. Grannis, the commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation, in a surprise move on Thursday, after a dispute over cuts to the department's budget.

In 1998, the Clinton administration fired cruise missiles on bin Laden camps in Afghanistan, in retaliation for the bombings of American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.

Then, a few days later, the administration fired a handful of employees with close ties to Joseph L. Bruno, the Senate majority leader, in a move widely seen as retribution.

Documents released by Congress, including testimony from Karl Rove, offer powerful new evidence that the Bush administration fired top prosecutors who refused to use their offices to promote the electoral fortunes of Republicans.

The Bush administration, firing the latest volley in the biggest trade case ever lost by the United States, said today that Europe was entitled to no more than $956 million in punitive trade damages against American products.

The Bush administration fired an opening shot today in a renewed battle against spending bill "earmarks," a device lawmakers use to designate particular institutions, usually in their districts, as guaranteed recipients of federal money.

ON Wednesday, the Obama administration fired a shot across the bow of lobbyists — and their friends in Congress — who have been guarding against regulation of derivatives, the financial instruments at the center of the financial crisis.