Sentence examples for dismissing up from inspiring English sources
Without such remedies, Mr. Suozzi warned, the county must impose drastic measures like dismissing up to 1,000 workers, eliminating 26 days of paid work from the remaining employees and cutting popular programs.
The Knight Trading Group said yesterday that two senior executives had resigned, and that it might have to dismiss up to 6percentt of its 660 employees.
But the headlines that followed in the next few days were impossible to dismiss: "up to 12 marines die in raid on their base as fierce fighting spreads to 6 iraqi cities" (the Times); "under siege" (the News); "40 reported killed in fallujah mosque" (Associated Press).
In stark contrast to the secrecy with which the Archdiocese of Los Angeles has dismissed up to a dozen priests in recent weeks, the members of San Francisco Solano Church learned from their priest at the end of Mass that he was leaving them.
He later shifted his focus towards architecture and was invited to help design Beijing's "Bird's Nest" stadium for the 2008 Olympics, which he ended up dismissing as a "propaganda" event, before distancing himself from the whole thing.
He later shifted his focus toward architecture and was invited to help design Beijing's "Bird's Nest" stadium for the 2008 Olympics, which he ended up dismissing as a "propaganda" event, before distancing himself from the whole thing.
In another controversial moment, Lord described the Ku Klux Klan as a "leftist" group, a designation the Southern Poverty Law Center dismissed as "up-is-down historical balderdash".
Gone are the days when Qadhi would dismiss teaming up with clerics of different schools.
I may not be Belmondo — my hair is too curly — but I was for those moments in line before I was dismissed facing up to the law.
Nine who'd been more vocal were dismissed, freeing up seats for the next group, which included myself.
Butler convinced Iommi, who in turn broke up the current line-up, dismissing vocalist Tony Martin and bassist Neil Murray.
