Sentence examples for forced dismissal from inspiring English sources
That scandal led to the forced dismissal of an army general and the firings and early retirements of dozens of police officers.
"The resignation or forced dismissal of Finance Minister Kudrin is a real shock, and will be taken negatively by the markets," said Charles Robertson, chief economist at Renaissance Capital, an investment bank based in Moscow.
Campaigners have previously been critical of the Vatican for allowing bishops accused of cover-ups to resign, saying that this does not carry the same weight as a forced dismissal.
At the same time, corporation members — particularly Nannerl O. Keohane, the former president of Duke University, and Robert D. Reischauer, president of the Urban Institute — began contacting professors to gauge their reaction to a resignation or even a forced dismissal.
Groups may be terminated if too many participants quit the group and therefore, even participants, motivated to follow through the CAN Stop training may be faced with a forced dismissal of the intervention.
The proposed changes that have most angered the unions are plans to put 25,000 civil servants, including teachers and municipal police officers, into a so-called mobility plan by the end of the year, docking their wages ahead of forced transfers or dismissals.
Spitzer dismisses her dismissal.
A long-suppressed report by the Salvadoran government, made public yesterday by an American labor rights group, spelled out serious problems in the country's apparel factories, including unhealthy air and water, large amounts of forced overtime and the frequent dismissal of workers who supported labor unions.
By the party's own very conservative estimate, more than 500,000 intellectuals were subjected to punishment ranging from criticism and dismissal from their jobs to forced labour and imprisonment.
The forced irony thudded.
