Sentence examples for members sacked from inspiring English sources

The committee was swiftly disbanded by government decree and two of its members sacked from their government jobs.

Skiller said his brigade stood behind the CFA and original board members, sacked after refusing to support a controversial union pay deal.

And so, says Bloom, he has been marginalising grassroots members, sacking troublesome rivals, and turning himself into "a professional politician, with a professional party, so he can be within some alliance with the Conservative party".

Since four board members were sacked and fought against allegations of influencing procurement policy, the company has appointed new members and now has a complete executive and non-executive board again.

These are not "sod the government" responses from a workforce about to have a million members brutally sacked, but a reminder that large numbers of public servants care about doing their jobs well.

The RMT claimed one of its members was sacked after trying to make sure a passenger had the correct ticket.

A senior Surrey county councillor is threatening legal action after he and a fellow member were sacked over their links to an Olympics hospitality firm.

A much-publicised falling out with other band members saw him sacked in 2003.

But Suma has sacked members in the past when this has not worked.

He certainly gave us an aircraft carrier without aircraft, and arranged for armed forces members to be sacked while at war.

On a number of occasions, I sacked members of staff or outside advisers at Tony's request, only to have them reinstated after they appealed to Tony.