Sentence examples for terminated from a from inspiring English sources

Andrew McConnell, 34, says he was terminated from a restaurant in Kansas City, Mo., after being repeatedly harassed over his sexual orientation.

Once news of his dismissal hit the media, Fischer -- who said he was always open about his relationship at work -- was terminated from a second, part-time job as music director for St. Rose Philippine Duchesne Church, where he and Robin have worshiped for more than six years, because his pending nuptials had become "too public of an issue," according to the St . Louis Post-Dispatch

"Today's guilty plea is important because it allows us to formally dismiss Mr. Davis and appoint a new, permanent business administrator," said Dr. Bender, noting that under the tenure provisions of state law, Mr. Davis could be summarily terminated from his $135,000-a-year job only if found guilty of a crime.

Lisa Harrison had been terminated from her job at a residential treatment facility despite an excellent performance record.

While he endured the on-the-job discrimination for seven months, the 26-year-old White was terminated from his position as a billing clerk for "excessive, unexcused absences" after being hospitalized for a week.

WASHINGTON -- Less than two months after signing a letter calling for the legalization, taxation, and regulation of marijuana, Joe Miller was terminated from his job as a deputy probation officer in Arizona.

The author, who has been revealed to be Harvard graduate James Damore, confirmed to Bloomberg that he has been terminated from his role as an engineer at Google for "perpetuating gender stereotypes".

An editor who was terminated from People magazine has filed a lawsuit against the glossy for discrimination.

A Louisiana Best Western hotel that rejected a family with a service dog may get permanently terminated from the brand it represents.

However, the evidence from these current studies does not suggest that many participants were terminated from the program because they had hit a time limit.

Imagine someone learning that they have been terminated from their job because they entered into a domestic partnership, civil union, or marriage.