Sentence examples for sector firing from inspiring English sources

But at a time when Britain more than ever needs a financial sector firing on all cylinders, its economic engine is conking out — for a number of reasons, including some that critics blame on the government.

Throughout the night the US 11th Marine Artillery Regiment had been heavily engaged, with the regiment and the 10 battalions under its operational control in the US 1st Marine Division sector firing a total of 23,725 rounds, including those from batteries of the US 25th Division Artillery, the US I Corps Artillery and the 1st Commonwealth Divisional Artillery.

We compare the characteristics of CEO compensation in the Finance, Insurance and Real Estate sector (FIRE) with the characteristics in other sectors.

The 15 cm guns in the Kopås battery are all standing in open positions with a wide sector of firing.

The Terrence Higgins Trust, the largest provider of HIV and sexual health services in the UK's voluntary sector, has fired its chief executive.

Even if the numbers look ambitious, these are the sort of things that people in the private sector get fired for not trying.The real problem with the report is all the things that are not in it.

Before Blücher could be targeted again, she was out of the firing sector of these shore guns and was no to more be seen either from Rauøy or from Bolærne after 23 35.

The Greek parliament is due to vote on Thursday on rehiring nearly 4,000 public-sector workers fired under austerity measures, as well as hiring a further 8,000.

In a message to Soviet military headquarters in East Berlin, the American command accused East German border guards of "gravely violating" the United States sector boundary while "viciously" firing at refugees trying to reach West Berlin.

They would do this by firing public sector workers, scapegoating teachers, closing libraries, upping tuition fees, rolling back union contracts, creating rush privatisations of public assets and decreasing pensions – mix the cocktail for where you live.

Citing comments by shadow chancellor Ed Balls that Mr Byrne's note had been a joke, an audience member said "running a business is anything but a joke", saying someone working in the private sector would be fired if they did the same.