This refers to speaking to your boss about leaving under the official reason of getting "fired".
"That's an overwhelming amount of reason to fire his weapon," Mr. Worth said in Officer Carey's defense.
There were a number of reasons to fire Mark Penn, not the least of which was his obvious incompetence.
The order and grade of fuzzy probability has shown that the main factors of limiting fire risk are the city area overall arrangement, the moved fire control strength and the personnel quality, which is in conformity with the main reason of the city fire of our country taken place over the years.
Mayor Brown cited a "history of neglect" as one reason for firing Chief Tyra after two and a half years in the job.
The official reason for firing an 820lb (372kg) lump of copper at the comet was to learn about its composition by analysing the crater and debris (unfortunately, so thick was the dust cloud thrown up by the collision that the crater was largely obscured).
There was no reason to fire him except on the whim of Mr. Paul.
A former Citigroup executive filed suit against the corporation yesterday, accusing it of age discrimination and of inventing reasons to fire him late last year.
One reason for firing at close-range was Braham's high state of fatigue.
But another reason for the growing number of fires has to do with the federal government's refusal to adapt to the growing threat.
