Sentence examples for removal of general from inspiring English sources
Haji-Ioannou had also called for the removal of general counsel Krista Bates and the appointment of non-executive chairman Colin Child to an executive position.
ISS has confirmed that it will consider equity plan amendments involving removal of general references to Section 162(m) as administrative and neutral.
"In oil importers, the saving from the removal of general energy subsidies should be used toward more targeted transfers, to lower budget deficits where relevant, and to increase public infrastructure if conditions are right," the IMF says in its update.
Popular German politicians are now calling for the immediate removal of General Craddock from his post as SACEUR.
President Mohamed Morsi's "removal" of General Tantawi, former head of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, was merely window-dressing within the grand scope of events.
It concluded that "the removal of General MacArthur was within the constitutional powers of the President but the circumstances were a shock to national pride".
For the last two weeks I haven't seen anything in print". He noted that the removal of the general had not become an issue in the election campaign.
But the military, which effectively ruled Indonesia for 32 years under Suharto, the former dictator, still exercises considerable power, and the removal of one general is not expected to change much.
The removal of Attorney General Abdul Gani Patail, which was announced by the state-run Bernama news service, led to speculation that it was also connected to the investigation into possible corruption at the development fund.
The removal of Prosecutor General Abdel Meguid Mahmoud may please the secular activists who took part in the street protests that toppled Mubarak, analysts said, but the broader removal of checks and balances would not.
"The breadth, depth and scope of Judge Grim's decision ordering the removal of former General Vides Casanova is breathtaking," said Carolyn Patty Blum, a legal adviser for the Center for Justice and Accountability, a nonprofit group in San Francisco that represents several torture victims in the case.
