The Secretary of the Navy may terminate any appointment made under this section.
She had sought an order from the court declaring ministers' actions in invoking procedure under the Inquiries Act 2005, proposing to terminate her appointment, amounted to a breach of contract and were incompatible with her rights.
If you repeat the practice, we terminate your appointment" (key informant, Nasarawa).
Member States may terminate such appointments where it is warranted by the requirements of the appointment.
The response of the ruling Law and Justice party (PiS) has been to step on the accelerator – its proposals to terminate the appointments of all supreme court judges, unless the executive allows them to stay on, could be passed within days or even hours.
On Feb. 2, the two younger brothers called a board meeting to report on what they characterized as the chairman's health problems and to discuss terminating his appointment, the writ said.
In particular, if the Dean believes that the offense is sufficiently serious to merit dismissal, he or she will initiate the procedures in Section 75 of the University Statutes for terminating tenured appointments, and non-tenured appointments before the end of their stated term, for cause.
This panel will set sanctions for sexual assault and sexual harassment cases, up to and including removal from an administrative position and recommendation that a case be referred to the appropriate Academic Senate committee for proceedings to terminate a faculty appointment.
"Current members of Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA) received a letter informing them that the Administration was terminating their appointments" on Dec. 27, 2017, Hayes told HuffPost in a statement sent via email.
If the department decides not to prepare a tenure case, or the tenure case is not approved, the appointment would terminate at the end of the eighth year.
If the department decides not to prepare a promotion case, or the promotion case is not approved, the appointment would terminate at the end of the fifth year (or sixth year, if a one-year reappointment had been made).
