Sentence examples for dismissals were made from inspiring English sources

Kim Jong Il rarely convened such pow-wows; after all, quietly orchestrated dismissals were made at his sole discretion.

In some cases dismissals were made on the basis of testimony from jilted lovers or those with personal grievances.

His papers on the dismissal were made available for public access in 2005, as required under the Archives Act, and they proved to be a spectacular addition to the historical record.

The England & Wales Cricket Board's legal agreement with Pietersen includes a gagging clause that has so far prevented reasons for his dismissal being made public.

She was fired on April 13, and when news of her dismissal was made public this week, panicked depositors started a run on the bank's six branches, resulting in the withdrawal of more than $2 million.

Mr Li's formal dismissal was made in a short statement on China's central government portal on Monday.

Whilst the First Minister chooses the ministers – and may decide to remove them at any time – the formal appointment or dismissal is made by the Sovereign.

After investigating this claim, the Ministry came to the conclusion that the dismissal was made without just cause and recommended payment to the employee.