Sentence examples for correct dismissal from inspiring English sources

The Republic of Ireland international had already been booked when he pulled Remy to the ground, for a soft but correct dismissal.

Warburton felt the decision to send him off was correct, but his dismissal in the semi-final left Wales to play a man down for 61 minutes as they eventually succumbed 9-8 to France.

Readers React Professor Greenberg does not go far enough in correcting Frank Bruni's dismissal of the humanities.

Spitzer dismisses her dismissal.

On Monday, counsel for the defendants told the court that the dismissal in 2009 was correct because "greenhouse gases allegedly cause harm only when the emissions of billions of entities accumulate worldwide, over many decades... Plaintiffs might just as well have targeted steel mills in Pennsylvania... or a defendant class of all US car and truck owners".

"Torture Is a Crime, Not a Secret" (editorial, Sept. 9) is correct about the legal impact of the recent dismissal by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit of a lawsuit against a Boeing subsidiary for its participation in the previous administration's extraordinary rendition program.

He said he would review Dr. Henney's dismissal to be sure the decision was correct.

"It was about a sensibility and also about a dismissal of everything that one was told was beautiful, correct, glamorous, sexy," he recalled in a 2011 interview.

Scandal erupted when Teller (and his associate Lowell Wood) were accused of deliberately overselling the program and perhaps had encouraged the dismissal of a laboratory director (Roy Woodruff) who had attempted to correct the error.

Pyke successfully sued his employers for unfair dismissal, after a tribunal ruled that they didn't follow the correct procedures in letting him go.

If you don't improve, it will give your employer evidence that they have followed correct procedure, otherwise they may be at risk of a claim for unfair dismissal.