Sentence examples for dismissal often from inspiring English sources

Teachers who did not practice these principles or who appeared skeptical of Nazi "idealism" were subject to dismissal, often as a result of reports by student informers.

In much of Europe the problem is that regulations designed to protect existing workers from unfair dismissal often make employers reluctant to take on new ones.

England would fall an agonising seven runs short, Gatting's dismissal often seen as the moment the tide turned, yet without the late impetus provided by Veletta, Australia might not have had enough runs to defend, with or without Gatting's transgression.

By focusing on quality – of artists, of artwork and of all elements of the Push Me process – the films have avoided the instant dismissal often afforded to disability-related product, and instead engaged a wide range of people as viewers, not simply 'the disability arts crowd'.

Participants' experiences of medical dismissal often resulted in disengagement from care or delay in care.

Because of administrative delays, dismissals often take well over a year to be completed.

Mr. Swartz's lawyer, Charles Stillman, said that motions for dismissal were often rejected.

He looks so polished at the crease that his dismissal is often a cause of exasperation.

Such dismissals are often regarded as "strangles" though not by 6ft 8in pacemen.

Any advisers who know anything about abroad attract mistrust, and often dismissal.

He added that when an employee is dishonest or deceptive in an investigation, the result is often dismissal.