Sentence examples for has dismissed from from inspiring English sources

The hedge funds denied the allegations, and the judge overseeing the case agreed with most of them, whom he has dismissed from the case.

The Vatican has dismissed from his parish a priest well known in Italy for marching with antiglobalization protesters and supporting homosexuals.

As early as June 1929, Churchill had courted the right by supporting Lord Lloyd, whom Arthur Henderson had dismissed from Egypt.

The priests, whom he had dismissed from the order a week before they disappeared, were discovered months later on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, drugged and partially undressed.

In this crisis, Wallenstein, whom the emperor had dismissed from his service in 1630, was recalled to lead the imperial armies.

One of the charges is that Francis was complicit in the kidnapping of two Jesuit priests with antigovernment views whom he had dismissed from the order a week before.

Maier's boyfriend, a ski racer whom Demschar, as men's coach, had dismissed from the team, publicly accused him of pressuring Maier to push herself faster down the mountain than she could go.

John Smith appears to have dismissed from his own mind the possibility that death might creep up on him at a time when, he believed, he was set to crown a lifetime in politics by taking the highest office of all.

Jürgen Klopp has dismissed suggestions from Jamie Carragher, the former Liverpool defender, that Virgil van Dijk needs to lose weight.

The minister tasked with resettling 20,000 Syrian refugees in the UK has dismissed criticism from senior judges and lawyers that the scheme is inadequate.

Ken Livingstone has dismissed allegations from a recently sacked Labour frontbencher that he is running the Labour leadership with a "bunch of far-left anti-war communists" in tow.