Sentence examples for be able to fire from inspiring English sources

They should be able to fire someone for that reason".

"Should you be able to fire him?" "He's not a teacher," Mulgrew responded.

Firms should be able to fire employees with severance pay, some argued.

I'll be able to fire up the Slingbox and see all of the primaries".

Maybe I'll be able to fire up my first PC in time for its 20th anniversary.

So micro-employers hesitate to hire extra workers because they won't be able to fire anyone when business turns down.

In these configurations, you'll usually want to be able to fire the shot without pressing the shutter button.

Come on, you used to be able to fire these people if they messed up; not so simple now.

Companies will be able to fire for economic reasons, but workers will still be able to fight those dismissals in court and be compensated if successful.

And you won't be able to fire up the video app on your phone in time to catch your toddler's sudden adorable burst of singsong.

Delany responded Thursday to Chronicle of Higher Education article that said he had sought the power to be able to fire coaches at Big Ten universities.