Sentence examples for dismissed him for from inspiring English sources
He has accused the company of having unfairly dismissed him for being a whistleblower.
The British Army would likely have dismissed him for committing adultery with another soldier's wife.
Merrill Lynch later dismissed him for the conduct cited in the complaint.
(The university hired George O'Leary during that stretch, too, but dismissed him for an inaccurate résumé.) The Fighting Irish claim 11 national titles but none since 1988.
The employer maintains that Mu's firing was not linked to his sexual orientation, and says it dismissed him for reasons including his "poor service attitude" and improper attire.
On Sunday, the station said it had dismissed him for those remarks, saying that he had "violated the journalistic standards of the show".
In theory the president may dismiss him "for cause" (ie, for a good reason), but that looks bad, as Nixon discovered.
You played advantage as the other attacker had an obvious goalscoring opportunity, so you cannot dismiss him for denying an obvious goal scoring opportunity.
More useful, too, than dismissing him for his foolish views would be to learn from his example of magnificent but, in crucial respects, misaligned idealism.
In 1988, he authored the opinion of a three-judge panel in Watkins v. United States Army, a case brought by Sgt . Perry Watkinsafter the Army sought to dismiss him for being gay.
