Sentence examples for impending dismissal from inspiring English sources

The impending dismissal was a spectacle.

Beginning in Washington, Mike Shanahan's impending dismissal had become something of a weekly storyline.

Yet last month, even state television channels were pointing out the impropriety of his spouse's business, signaling the impending dismissal.

But his biggest problem will not go away: the Kremlin, which happily spreads rumours of the government's supposed incompetence and impending dismissal.

He believes that is why the university decided against him, although, he said, university leaders had not spelled that out in discussions over his impending dismissal.

The Moscow newspaper Kommersant, which reported the impending dismissal today, said a top official of Gazprom had declined to comment on the reason for the move.

The Mets have finally made their decision, but their have not told the principals or the public, leaving themselves open to criticism by Manuel for remaining silent while he and Minaya heard of their impending dismissals through news media reports.

Spitzer dismisses her dismissal.

The company brazenly kept two sets of books to mislead investigators and hide half of its safety violations; received tip-offs of impending safety checks; and threatened miners with dismissal if they complained of safety risks.

Watto, even at the age of 34, greets every dismissal as if still in the throes of that impending juvenile trauma.

Three former directors of the collapsed business are accused of failing to give 45 days' notice of dismissals which took place on New Year's Eve, and of not informing the Business Secretary of impending redundancies under the Trade Union and Labour Relations Act.