Sentence examples for firing a group from inspiring English sources

Mr. Menotti also earned the anger of longtime festival employees who had worked with his father, by firing a group of them in 1997.

A year after agreeing to pay $1.08 million to settle an employment bias lawsuit for firing a group of bellhops, mostly nonwhites, at the Mondrian hotel in Los Angeles, Ian Schrager Hotels has been sued by a valet company in San Francisco, which contends that its contract was terminated because of race.

In a move that has drawn international protests, Leiden University in the Netherlands has responded to governmental budget cuts by firing a group of tenured evolutionary biology researchers.

Last month, Bank of America fired a group of executives, including Theodore C. Sihpol III, for their role in improper mutual fund trading.

Blagojevich had a condition for giving the help: the newspaper had to fire a group of editorial writers and editors who had been critical of him.

The Credit Suisse case has its origins in early 2008 when the Swiss bank fired a group of traders for inflating the value of collateralized debt obligations.

When Bahmanzadeh fired a group of door-staff for colluding with drug dealers, Grimes expressed an interest in working for the Dance Academy.

When Manoucehr fired a group of door-staff for colluding with drug dealers, Grimes expressed an interest in working for the Dance Academy.

The video showed two American helicopters firing on a group of ten men in the Amin District of Baghdad.

In that trove of intelligence was the explosive video above, showing U.S. Army troops delightedly firing upon a group of men in Baghdad from an Apache helicopter.

American officials said soldiers had also fired on a group of Iraqis who had been preparing to fire mortars at the headquarters of the American administration.