Sentence examples for forcibly dismissed from inspiring English sources
By the summer of 1618 he had forcibly dismissed all the waardgelders.
And Ms. Sammarco said her complaint that a male reporter had tried to forcibly kiss her was casually dismissed.
During Wednesday's Democratic debate, Hillary Clinton said her deportation policies would differ from President Obama's; immigrant advocates have dismissed him as "deporter-in-chief" for forcibly removing more immigrants than any other president.
Such a practice is highly undesirable". He dismissed the Namibian government's denial that the women had been forcibly sterilised, saying poor record-keeping in state hospitals left the government with no defence.
That would be the same Lisa Madigan who recently asked her state's highest court to forcibly remove Blagojevich from office for reasons that legal experts of all stripes have dismissed as utterly preposterous.
A plea filed by one of the residents was dismissed by a court in November, paving the way for the construction firm to forcibly evict the residents last Saturday.
"Over one million citizens of Azerbaijan have been ousted forcibly from the occupied lands and they have been living in hard circumstances in tents," Mr. Aliyev said, a contention that Mr. Kharazian of Armenia dismissed as "propaganda".
Gene therapy is widely dismissed.
