Sentence examples for dismissals that from inspiring English sources

Wrongful dismissals that do not involve public policy issues entitle workers to claim only back wages and other economic damages.

The series of staff dismissals that began several months ago were especially disquieting to the board, the officials said.

It will also provide consumers with fairly serious information, primarily a doctor's malpractice history and hospital dismissals that stem from harm to patients.

"Excessive garishness" and "sentimentality" are dismissals that reveal more about the speaker than the object: so you fear the garish and shun the sentimental?

Fidelity Investments, the world's largest mutual fund manager, will eliminate about 1,700 jobs in the first three months of 2009, adding to dismissals that started this week as it confronts an eroding asset base.

Bill Madden, of The Daily News, was asked about historic managerial dismissals that paralleled the bungled Randolph situation: "The closest was George firing Yogi 16 games into the 1985 season.

Then came the dismissal that turned the game.

It was a dismissal that raised questions about his eyesight, let alone his form.

Ironically, it was Whitlam's dismissal that led Goss to join the Labor party.

That could be interpreted as a reference to the Kündigungsschutz, the legal protection against dismissal that can make firing workers costly, but Mr Janssen puts it differently.

It was not his retirement, however, but the manner in which the Government announced his dismissal that was the sensation of the day.