Sentence examples for has decided to fire from inspiring English sources

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Tribune Publishing has decided to fire me.

Update: JD.com has decided to fire the employee in question for "severely" violating company rules.

The "Super Bass" singer has decided to fire her stylist, hairdresser and makeup artist in one fell swoop, The Sun reports.

UPS, one of the world's largest shipping and logistics companies, has decided to fire 250 workers who staged a 90-minute protest in February.

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The president already had decided to fire Comey, according to this person.

Not being able to come down, the Germans had decided to fire.

Tim Leiweke, CEO of owners MLSE had decided to fire Kevin Payne, President of TFC.

Brad was leading a difficult turnaround of his company and had decided to fire his head of sales, who was a nice guy but wasn't performing.

In fact, the president asserted, he had decided to fire Mr. Comey well before he received the advice from the Justice Department officials.

"Look," he said, possibly connecting us to the photographer's visit the previous day, "I've decided to fire up the grill after all".

This came after the usual tap dance of the local newspaper — in this case U-T San Diego — reporting on Dec. 6 that the team owner Dean Spanos had decided to fire both Turner and General Manager A. J. Smith.

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