Sentence examples for approved firing from inspiring English sources

During its two-year existence, the group has approved firing 7 of the system's 7,300 tenured teachers, and 30 others have resigned or retired when faced with dismissal.

Aides said the president had thoroughly studied the general's report, and they noted that it was Mr. Obama who approved firing the last commander and replacing him with General McChrystal.

Gov. Parris N. Glendening banned all recreational shooting except at approved firing ranges until the sniper is caught.

All decorations (to include artificial greenery such as wreaths and holly) must be non-combustible, inherently flame resistant or treated with an approved fire retardant in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications that will pass NFPA 701 test.

All trees will be prepared by sawing off the trunk of the tree at an angle at least one-half inch or more above the original cut and spraying the tree with an approved fire retardant in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications as required by NC State Building Code.

It wasn't until 1980 that the commission approved fire safety regulations, spelled out in a section of the code of federal regulations known as 10 CFR 50.48.

Three days after the UN's punitive measures were approved, Pyongyang fired off a second ballistic missile over Japan - its furthest-reaching yet.

Four months after taking office, President Obama approved the firing of the four-star Army general leading the war in Afghanistan.

It was not clear tonight whether the government would seek, for the first time, imposition of the death penalty set by the cabinet last year for cases of "inhuman cruelty". Following a terrorist attack in the coastal town of Nahariya, the Cabinet approved death by firing squad for terrorists convicted of "heinous" attacks.

"The ministry for emergency situations has approved the fire safety status of INION," Pivovarov says, so it is unclear how the fire could have done so much damage.

And Xerox, to its great credit, had a PARC — a place where, a continent away from the top managers, an engineer could sit and dream, and get every purchase order approved, and fire a laser across the Foothill Expressway if he was so inclined.