Sentence examples for should we fire from inspiring English sources
And then you have to say, given finite resources, should we fire two or three teachers to do this operation?
Left unspoken in the president's order was the parallel effort by the federal government to develop offensive cyber weapon capabilities which many see as more effective in preventing attacks than simply shoring up defense, at least when the attacker is state-sponsored (see "Should We Fire the First Shot in a Cyberwar?").
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And how do we hold them accountable for their performance?Ms Ravitch: Of course, we should fire bad teachers, and management should negotiate means of doing so with their unions.
And if Microsoft is going to give those specifics to a new board, we're rather they just gave them to us, so we can decide in advance whether we should fire the current crew.
I don't mean go easy on them or leave them alone, I mean we should fire them, because they're pointless.
Midway through his piece, Romney actually proposes something that makes sense--that we should fire the current crop of rust-covered auto execs.
And neither Obama nor the unsinkable turd that is John McCain have done any hard calculation of the actual consequences of another US intervention in the Middle East; both have taken the position that we should fire some ordnance in the vicinity of the offending weaponry, whistle Maytime, and hope for the best.
"To understand that we shouldn't fire the judge, but change the whole structure in which the judges operate".
