Sentence examples for sacking a from inspiring English sources

Sacking a president usually makes things worse.

Sacking a manager does not help".

But sacking a teacher in India is hard.

Indeed, before Sir Anthony reported, one friend had called Mr Mandelson's sacking a British Dreyfus affair.

Sacking a coach after two or three games would be totally over-emotional".

But sacking a minister on maternity leave is out of the question.

London Metropolitan University is sacking a third of its lecturers, hiring staff on zero-hour contracts.

"Listen, if sacking a coach guaranteed success, every club would do it every four weeks.

He was forced to resign from the Financial Services Authority over his role in sacking a whistleblower while running HBOS.

Watched by Reds owner Marwan Koukash, in his first game in charge following Phil Veivers' sacking a week ago, caretaker coach Alan Hunte hopes he has done enough to earn another week in the Salford hotseat.

So let's see 10.56am BST yougottabekiddinme asks: 'On player power, outside of he transfer window, is there any mechanism/contractual clause for actually offloading/sacking a player?