Sentence examples for could be fired only from inspiring English sources

It could be fired only in a straight line.

A gun that could be fired only by an authorized user would not only prevent tragedies involving children but also deny criminals the fruits of gun theft.

Shultz was open to building a new, high-tech version a "smart gun" that could be fired only by its owner.

Mr. Toomey declined to discuss Chief Overton specifically, but said any officer on the force could be fired only for incompetence or misconduct.

In 2000, after President Bill Clinton proposed spending $10 million to help develop a gun that could be fired only by its owner, the rifle association ran derisory radio ads.

Although early versions of the Liberator could be fired only a few times before the barrel needed replacing, a YouTube video emerged in August that apparently shows a 3-D-printed rifle called the Grizzly 2.0 successfully firing 10 shots.

Each cnida can be fired only once.

My contract stipulated that I reported to no one and could be fired for only two reasons: failing to do any work or violating the company's written ethics guidelines.

"If any missile had existed, it could have been fired only from another territory," he said.

At the hearing in Washington, John Finnegan, the head of the management committee of Merrill's board, said that dismissing O'Neal was never an option; under the terms of his employment, he could have been fired only for breaking Merrill's rules, for unethical conduct, or for breaching government laws or regulations.

The contract states that he could be fired for cause only if he were convicted of a felony that was "materially and demonstrably injurious to the company" and if three-quarters of the Tyco board then voted to oust him.