Sentence examples for decide to dismiss from inspiring English sources

Beginning Monday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments from lawyers from all sides and could decide to dismiss the matter if it finds no merit.

Having learned that the state law does more than that, the justices may decide to dismiss the case and await another one presenting the narrower question.

After meeting with him, the trustees could decide to dismiss Mr. Judd, who earns $199,000 a year, said the president of the board of trustees, Lawrence D. McHugh.

He signed a two-year deal in July worth £20,000 a week and, unless Rangers decide to dismiss him, Barton is likely to demand the balance of his contract is settled before moving on.

If they decide to dismiss the charges, Mr. Strauss-Kahn will be cleared of all the legal problems that arose after he was accused of sexually assaulting a hotel housekeeper in New York in 2011, forcing him to resign as managing director of the I.M.F. and ruining his ambition to seek the French presidency.

Antonio Conte, under contract as Italy manager until the end of Euro 2016, is the leading name to succeed Mourinho next summer, but with Carlo Ancelotti refusing to consider a return to work until the end of the season, Chelsea could be forced to try Brendan Rodgers as an interim manager should they decide to dismiss Mourinho.

Two times in the last four years, clergy panels here decided to dismiss the charges against Ms. Dammann.

So why have the dean and chapter suddenly decided to dismiss us?

In the end, she has decided to dismiss only four or five.

And the standard that Mr. Vance and his assistants employed in deciding to dismiss the case is noteworthy and laudable.

However, after striking the settlement with Mr. Galvin on Thursday, the bank decided to dismiss Mr. Mahaney.