Sentence examples for firing policy from inspiring English sources

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"Some of their recent hands-off policies with regard to hiring and firing policies is convenient at least and mindful of potential liabilities".

An email also circulated among staff calling on them to sign the letter in support of Hirst, saying; "It is scandalous that Andrew Bolt and the Murdoch press should have such control over Deakin university's hiring and firing policies".

In Mexico, the teacher's union has a monopoly on hiring and firing policies -- a condition unlikely to change anytime soon.

The Bush administration has no plans to change fire policy, said Mark E. Rey, who oversees the Forest Service.

Introduced in 1958, it gradually replaced the older method of insuring individual property under the "standard fire policy".

To the Editor: David L. Kirp addresses the one sure-fire policy to reduce the racial achievement gap: school integration.

But changing fire policy is slow, subject to partisan fluctuations and interest-group pressure and fraught with technical questions.

However, the report to Mr. Clinton explicitly states, "The administration's wildland fire policy does not rely on commercial logging or new road building to reduce fire risks".

"The only reason provided for failing to do so was that 'they didn't' need to be', in according with the (fire) policy".

Huge fires in the late 19th and early 20th centuries prompted an aggressive stamp-out-all-fires policy even though wildfires can be natural and beneficial aids to clearing undergrowth and renewing ecosystems.