Sentence examples for impossible to fire a from inspiring English sources

It remains well nigh impossible to fire a teacher for incompetence.

In a state where it is almost impossible to fire a tenured teacher, he has done so twice.

It is nearly impossible to fire a puck down Main Street without striking someone or something with a connection to the Olympics.

Ms. Rhee, who has stridently challenged Washington's educational status quo, has closed ineffective schools and has stood up to the unions that have made it nearly impossible to fire a teacher, no matter how incompetent, once tenure has been granted.

City officials have long maintained that it is almost impossible to fire a tenured teacher for incompetence, and that building a case can take principals years of bureaucratic wrangling and mountains of paperwork before charges are brought.

To demonstrate that it was impossible to fire a gun with one's arms pinioned in a parka, Mr. Brafman drooped his own suit jacket halfway down his arms, directing the witness to show him just how Mr. Combs wore it.

Many consider government bureaucrats the most serious issue confronting us because they make regulations that are tantamount to laws, they're like a cancer that grows and consumes to exist, they're almost impossible to "kill" (thanks to public service unions which makes it almost impossible to fire one of them), and a host of other reasons.

In a country where it is almost impossible to fire bad teachers, the teacher quality gap in the United States is a major problem.

Don't penalize a principal whose school's reading scores are affected by an awful teacher whom he can't ditch because of a contract making it virtually impossible to fire someone.

When Mr. Zapatero announced a move to stimulate the economy last week — an overhaul of the country's labor laws, which make it virtually impossible to fire older workers — unions, traditionally his allies, called for a general strike in September, the first one in nearly a decade.

"Many have tried to get rid of him, but short of a serious crime, it is virtually impossible to fire someone in the United Nations," he said.