Sentence examples for publically fired from inspiring English sources
He publically fired seminary staff.
Even though she had immediately fired the employee and initiated the complaint, her former employee continued to work with another provider while a child abuse violation was placed on her record that remained publically available online for the next two years.
Today, NPR remains publically, and stubbornly, aligned with an organization that makes a mockery of NPR's own ethical standards, a cable outlet whose employees would be summarily fired from NPR for the seemingly countless and chronic journalism transgressions they make.
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Your piece suggests that people can publically contradict the administration and still keep their job.
The way to fight neo-Confederate Klan supporters is to return their fire: Take anyone who publically supports the Confederacy, create websites with his contact information, conduct denial-of-service attacks on his sites, and barrage his employer and associates with emails, calls, and faxes.
Scholarly accounts have repeatedly shown that greater degradation was caused by these industries than by swiddeners (Thapa and Weber 1991; Thiesenhausen 1991) but most national policy-makers and international practitioners have continued to publically blame swiddeners (see also, cites on fires: Dennis et al. 2005; Brookfield et al. 1995:172; Rigg 2003 298).
In fact, there is real hesitation and much debate about when we can use it publically.
