Sentence examples for appoint or dismiss from inspiring English sources
At his discretion, he can appoint or dismiss his Council of Ministers.
Under the constitution, only the upper house of parliament, the Federation Council, can appoint or dismiss a prosecutor-general.
He could appoint or dismiss not just the chancellor (he quickly got rid of Bismarck), but also every minister, every ambassador and every general.
Their role is explained in a sidebar piece, "Approval to appoint or dismiss rests with 'editorial nuclear weapon' of six directors".
Infantino promised a fresh start but ran into problems of his own when last month's Congress gave the Fifa Council power to appoint or dismiss members of independent bodies such as the ethics committee and the audit and compliance committee.
Eliot L. Spitzer, the current state attorney general, said his office, starting with Mr. Abrams, has had no power to appoint or dismiss receivers, who serve at the discretion of the court.
The grand jury said he appointed or dismissed brokers as directed by Mr. Margiotta.
PCCs have weaker appointment and dismissal powers than police authorities, having lost the ability to appoint and dismiss deputy and assistant chief constables.
