Sentence examples for because they were sacked from inspiring English sources

One survey of American quoted companies calculated that every day in 2006 six CEOs left their job either because they were sacked or because they jumped just before being sacked.There are two types of literature on succession planning: That which looks at ways of finding a successor to the family (or small private) business.

Government data show that the proportion of people who leave a job because they quit is growing, and now exceeds the share who leave because they are sacked, by a widening margin.In 2004 Mr Bush could tout his credentials on battling terrorism even if the economy was lacklustre.

(The Democrats say they were sacked because they refused to do the bidding of George Bush's political machine.

They were sacked because the increasingly partisan nature of police accountability in London meant they could be sacked.

To be honest, we could do more than the men because they could be sacked if they were found trespassing on the picket line.

The union claimed the men were sacked because they were activists but bosses alleged one man breached safety rules and the other abused colleagues.

A 2009 survey asked closeted workers why they didn't come out: because they feared they would be sacked, replied one in five.

But he also wants to strip Mr Musharraf of all his powers, turning him into a lame duck.This is partly because two previous PPP governments were sacked by powerful presidents.

There is a widespread suspicion that the auditors were sacked because their advice was unpalatable, and not, as Mr Webster has said, because they were too expensive and took too long to complete an audit.

Fresh concerns have been raised about Egypt's judicial system, after officials refused to reinstate dozens of young prosecutors who were sacked because their parents lacked a university education.

"We were sacked because the new government needs scientists who will applaud increased logging, to convince public opinion that this insane idea is okay," said Przemysław Chylarecki, one of the dismissed scientists.