Sentence examples for formally dismiss from inspiring English sources

Chelsea will have to pay Conte up to £9m in compensation to cover the last year of his contract, as well as pay-offs for members of his backroom staff, when they formally dismiss their head coach of two years.

"Today's guilty plea is important because it allows us to formally dismiss Mr. Davis and appoint a new, permanent business administrator," said Dr. Bender, noting that under the tenure provisions of state law, Mr. Davis could be summarily terminated from his $135,000-a-year job only if found guilty of a crime.

However, on Monday the region's lawyers asked the court in London to formally dismiss it.

Preliminary data presented at a Royal Society meeting in London (ScienceNOW, 12 September 2000) challenged each of Hooper's main claims, and the new papers now formally dismiss them.

Ortiz filed Monday to formally dismiss the charges against Swartz.

Mr. Sullivan was formally dismissed by the board, and Mr. Myers was allowed to resign.

He also formally dismissed the prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, who has been under house arrest since Tuesday night.

Similarly, any undue delay after the Government, acting in good faith, formally dismisses charges must be scrutinized under the Due Process Clause, not the Speedy Trial Clause.

This novel angered Soviet leaders, and as a result, Zinovyev was formally dismissed from his academic positions and stripped of his wartime medals.

Earlier this year, DS Robert Dawson, a Metropolitan police officer who had sex with a vulnerable alleged rape victim, was formally dismissed from the force.

But Mr. Troiani said he was treated simply as an absentee employee and was formally dismissed as soon as Argentine law permitted.