Sentence examples for like dismissal from inspiring English sources

Releasing other classified material that does not directly harm national security has been dealt with through administrative action like dismissal.

These days when we say "dig," it sounds so much like dismissal, and Joyce would have been among the first people to see what was great in some of the work of the Celtic Revival.

Keep due process, but eliminate "uber due process": Due process rights should protect teachers against egregious actions, like dismissal based on political beliefs, legal activities outside work, or teaching controversial but appropriate material.

The West Indies innings are all over (if they ever really got started) after Fidel Edwards attempted the latest in the long line of lemming-like dismissals by tapping the ball towards the nearest fielder and hareing off as if he's hit-and-run.

In Leiden, Metsu painted large religious scenes like "The Dismissal of Hagar," with Hobbit-like figures in Italianate landscapes.

We do that with our more defining political events, like the Dismissal and "the Split" of the Labor party in 1955.

His reputation is built on decisions like the dismissal of a controversial rape case last year for lack of evidence.

He introduced us to each other with a gesture that was like a dismissal, not just for me, but for the other two.

She praised some recent decisions, like the dismissal of disciplinary charges against her and four other union leaders for talking to employees in crew lounges.

For Ms. Tobin, that feeling was encapsulated by the department's response to her proposal, which felt like a dismissal, even if it didn't directly turn her down.

At first they look like pure dismissal, a way of unloading disused pieces of equipment or making a little extra money on stuff that was just lying around anyway.