Sentence examples for improper firing from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Fink's case alleges a more serious offense: an improper firing because of it.

And then, as now, the number of complaints that accused an employer of an improper firing rose.

Senators have pushed to pass a bill that would protect Mr. Mueller from improper firing, the approval of which would send a message to Mr. Trump and Mr. Whitaker to keep their hands off.

The presence of minium in the composition of lead tin yellow type I can be caused by improper firing conditions, for example by the lower temperature during the calcination.

The Raman band at about 635 cm−1 is probably caused by the presence of tin oxide (SnO2 - cassiterite - in Figure 2c and the detail below), that could be also formed by improper firing conditions, for example by a higher calcination temperature.

But she could still be a gift to Democrats, because, The Anchorage Daily News reports, Palin is scheduled to be deposed before the election in a blossoming scandal involving the apparently improper firing of the state's top public safety officer as revenge for not sacking Palin's former brother-in-law.

Mr. Trummer was issued several violations anyway, the chief said, among them failure to have a permit for an open flame — an infraction that could include lighting candles without a permit — as well as overcrowding and having improper fire retardants.

It's also improper to fire at a vehicle to prevent a driver from escaping unless that driver poses an immediate threat to others.

Kaltech was cited yesterday afternoon for four violations of the fire code, including improper storage of chemicals, fire officials said.

In a 119-page report, the union listed complaints ranging from lack of terrorism training, to improper decontamination of fire equipment, to what it called the department's general lack of responsiveness after months of complaints.

Rosenstein has staunchly defended Mueller's work, telling Congress in December that the special counsel was handling the sensitive case "appropriately". He also vowed to resist an improper order to fire him.