Sentence examples for process to dismiss from inspiring English sources

"The fact that you won't have teachers in these rooms sitting all day doing nothing is a positive step," said Dan Weisberg, the former labor chief for the Department of Education and now a vice president of the New Teacher Project, which has argued for better teacher evaluations and an easier process to dismiss teachers.

"Because of the particularly odious character of the behaviour and comments made by John Galliano in a video made public on Monday, the Dior house decided to suspend him immediately and has engaged in a process to dismiss him," a statement said.

The lengthy process to dismiss teachers accused of sexual misconduct is not unique to Umatilla.

The trustee, the federal officials who oversee the bankruptcy process, moved to dismiss their petition under the Defense of Marriage Act.

We can't tolerate a justice system that requires a victim to endure a such a painstaking process only to dismiss her in the long run.

WASHINGTON ― FBI Director James Comey on Thursday defended his decision to forgo a criminal case against Hillary Clinton, and in the process managed to dismiss a series of the most damaging claims against the former secretary of state.

Yet, many people who consider themselves as "concrete" thinkers are reliant on evidence-based thinking processes tend to dismiss intuition as a folly and unreliable.

Martin even went so far as to dismiss the process as "bad training for any aspiring writer".

The below is an excerpt from a March 2012 letter that Wyden and Udall sent the Obama administration urging them to respect the democratic process: The Justice Department's motion to dismiss these Freedom of Information Act lawsuits argues that it is the responsibility of the executive branch to determine the best way to protect the secrecy of intelligence sources and methods.

Assessing compound toxicity at early stages of the drug discovery process is a crucial task to dismiss drug candidates likely to fail in clinical trials.

Robert Clayton, a Los Angeles attorney for the six former employees, said in a statement Monday that his firm is in the process of filing a motion to dismiss Sotelo's "publicity stunt lawsuit".