Sentence examples for because of unsatisfactory performance from inspiring English sources

In the months before, the police were called repeatedly to his home about domestic disturbances, and the National Guard kicked him out because of "unsatisfactory performance" after nearly a decade of service.

Though others have used the leishmanin skin test as a marker of exposure, we could not do so in our trial because of unsatisfactory performance in India.

There are no degrees of "unsatisfactory" performance any more, just pass and fail.

"It's been very effective in instances when you're mapping patterns of unsatisfactory performance," said John Brown, director of the GIS Project at Essential Information.

This was probably because the reporting schedules for national vertical programs are stringent; performance indicators are regularly monitored and result in strict disciplinary action in case of unsatisfactory performance.

Mr. Skell, 42, said he was fired a few months later because of an unsatisfactory performance rating, which he disputes.

The Polska Telefonia Cyfrowa unit of Elektrim, Eastern Europe's largest mobile phone company, said it had fired its chief financial officer, Stanislaw Majewski, because of his unsatisfactory performance.

Caf said its Referees Committee reached the decision because of "the weak and unsatisfactory performance which had an impact on the final result". Meanwhile, Kenya's Football Federation (FKF) has launched an official complaint over officiating in Gor Mahia's Confederation Cup match away to NA Hussein Dey of Algeria on Sunday which Gor lost 1-0.

Unsatisfactory performance because of absence throughout the term should be recorded as F. OX Absence satisfactorily explained to and excused by the Office for Undergraduate Education in the case of an undergraduate student or by the Office for Graduate Education in the case of a graduate student.

Tesco milked its British operations because it needed them to compensate for the unsatisfactory performance of its overseas ones, charges Edouard Aubin at Morgan Stanley, an investment bank.

721, related to discharge of Regular Navy and Regular Marine Corps officers having less than 20 years service for unsatisfactory performance of duty.