Sentence examples for large-scale dismissal from inspiring English sources
In 2005, Newcastle College lecturers went on strike after what UCU describes as a "large-scale dismissal and re-engagement exercise to reduce terms and conditions of service".
The system indeed is backlogged, but why resort to large-scale dismissal of cases rather than allocating more resources?
The mine companies responded with large-scale dismissals and lockouts, slashing payrolls and diminishing the power of the union.
The free-for-all of cyberspace has become part of the dynamic in the second category of dismissals, too — the large-scale layoff.
Supported by Tsar Nicholas II, who granted him dictatorial powers in 1903, Bobrikov met the large-scale Finnish passive resistance campaign with arrests, banishments, press censorship, dismissal of officeholders, and personal close control of the Finnish government.
While lifetime employment has long been the norm in Japan and large-scale layoffs remain a social taboo, at least at the largest corporations, dismissals are not "illegal".
After his dismissal, his successors reversed his policy of reconciliation, resulting in a large-scale anti-Arab rebellion among the Soghdians.
The planned rotation: for example, in compliance with the promotion of nurses in basic units or training of associate head nurses; 2. Non-planned rotation: for instance, large-scale temporary transfer of personnel to different sections and offices in a unit (due to support for other units, dismissal, leave of absence and so on).
Ah, large-scale ecclesiastical patronage.
"Large-scale Russian aggression.
