Sentence examples for dismissal it from inspiring English sources

Unlike McLeish's dismissal, it never looked like happening.

Like Noble's later dismissal, it fell into the 'seen them given, often' category.

After Morgan's dismissal, it was down to the young guns to rebuild.

Short of dismissal, it is the harshest administrative penalty the department can impose except by agreement of the officer.

Any attempt to talk to Gordon about this parallel operation was met with brusque dismissal: it wasn't happening.

Trott is spared that depiction but, in this instance, being caught down the leg side was not an unlucky dismissal, it was a bad one.

If Inter were justified in feeling hard done-by over the first of those dismissals, it still feels like just another symptom of a team that has utterly lost its composure.

It has not foreshadowed Torre's dismissal, and it doesn't figure to now.

It doesn't warrant Clara's dismissal, though it does prove a strange piece, oddly prefiguring Schumann's mental collapse.

If you have a malignant team member who has no interest in having integrity or getting their job done, then should you warn them about dismissal then it should be within your powers to dismiss such a person.

In the upheaval that followed Mr. Cox's dismissal — when it was not known whether the special prosecutor's office would continue and, if it did, what powers it might have — Mr. Ruth was credited with holding the office together.