Sentence examples for unjust firing from inspiring English sources

The unjust firing of David Gunn highlights an administration whose every action seems out of step with the public interest.

As president-elect, Peña Nieto worked with outgoing president Felipe Calderón to push labor reform through Congress that limits the ability of workers to defend themselves against unjust firing practices and expands both temporary employment and subcontracting.

As president, he has addressed the issue of race most conspicuously to tamp down political problems like the 2009 contretemps in Cambridge, Mass., involving the arrest of the Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr., or the unjust firing of an Agriculture Department employee, Shirley Sherrod, both of whom are black.

Pyongyang said it was unjust for it to be hit with UN sanctions for firing a long-range rocket in April last year, but regional powers saw the launch as a disguised test of a ballistic missile that violated UN measures.

I had barely heard of Mingus, though echoes of his reputation had filtered down: the ornery, sometimes violent, often unjust blustery figure who fired his musicians onstage, hired them back, denounced the audience for inattention, picked fights, mastered his instrument, agitated for his political beliefs and created on-the-spot performances for all to see.

Norman Golb, a University of Chicago professor, already has begun firing away at the San Diego exhibition for what he feels is the unjust exclusion of competing views.

For example, firing someone who's stood up to them, or giving them difficult, unjust or meaningless projects in order to keep them 'small'small

Opponents of the law call it unjust because it allows companies to fire people under age 26 within the first two years of employment.

Djokovic saved two break points in the fourth game, fired up by a time warning he thought unjust.

However, it is improper for a president to fire a U.S. attorney for retaliatory reasons or to impede or obstruct a particular prosecution for unjust political or partisan gain.

After winning the competition to design a new stadium for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, Ms. Hadid's firm was fired by Japanese authorities, over accusations about looming cost overruns, a decision Ms. Hadid loudly declared unjust and political.