Sentence examples for make dismissal from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lennon said that his union, which represents all 1,650 troopers below the rank of sergeant, planned to make dismissal of the cases an issue this election year and that it would propose legislation to remove the state police from the attorney general's jurisdiction.

Currently, the city has the burden of proof, making dismissal much more difficult.

Martyn is troubled by the same affliction as David Gower, a naturally good technique and ease of movement that makes dismissal look self-inflicted.

Was Roy merely asking him to bring in his passport to make the dismissal easier for him, to give him an exit, or did Roy really believe that the caller had been lying?

Healy did not make a dismissal as Australia completed a 22-run win.

He owed his appointment to King Richard and to Baldwin's attempts to make the dismissal from Christ Church look less like a defeat for the archbishop.

In the last warm-up match, she was again not required to bat and did not make a dismissal as the Australians defeated Pakistan by 82 runs.

Moreover, we expected medical staff to gain additional confidence after going through a patient's medical record, thus allowing doctors to make a dismissal decision with a lower level of uncertainty.

Willis did not make wholesale dismissals of Democrats in the state government, owing in part to shortages of experienced people during the war.

In the final match of the season, Tallon became the fourth keeper to make seven dismissals in an innings, in a match against Victoria.

However, his refusal to make wholesale dismissals may have been responsible the legislature not stripping the bulk of his gubernatorial powers as it had done to Flem D. Sampson, the last Republican governor.