Sentence examples for decides to fire from inspiring English sources

No. Unless the club decides to fire me, but I do not base my decisions on winning or losing one match".

There is no school board that decides to fire teachers or even close the school if Harpeth students don't do well on tests.

If the Hungarian government decides to fire a public official for having an extra-marital affair or refuses to appoint a public official who is too friendly with the political opposition, the national security law could provide cover.

Bush, honing his executive skills as part owner of the Texas Rangers, decides to fire his underperforming manager, Bobby Valentine: "I tried to deliver the news in a thoughtful way, and Bobby handled it like a professional.

The UK has sent six RAF Typhoons to Cyprus as a "defensive counter" in case Basher al-Assad decides to fire missiles at the sovereign base on the island, the Government announced today.

If a police officer decides to fire, and is justified in doing so, they will be shooting under intense pressure at a dangerous suspect who is likely moving quickly, all of which makes it incredibly difficult to hit a target, McCoy said.

Tribune Publishing has decided to fire me.

So we decided to fire warning shots across the bow.

To his company's amazement, he decided to fire himself to cut costs.

So, instead, the trustees paged through Spanier's contract, and then decided to fire him.

Peter decided to fire the one he thought might have considered working at the club.