Sentence examples for when dismissed from inspiring English sources

Finally, the main feature of the reform in December 2002 (Law 45/02) was the abolition of the firm's obligation to pay interim wages when dismissed workers appealed to labour courts, as long as the firm acknowledged the dismissal to be unfair and deposited the highest severance pay (45 days) in court two days before the dismissal.

The same was typically true of Trott until he went back to an off-break, as he had done when dismissed in last week's first match against India A, and this time was lbw to Suryakumar Yadav having made 30.

Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew says he felt "harshly treated" by Sunday's opponents Southampton when dismissed by the club in August 2010.

In addition to that VHS of the 1986-87 Ashes, Broad was bequeathed something else by father Chris: the same fiery temper that saw Broad Sr both smash down his stumps when dismissed on England duty and, later, refuse to leave the crease when given out.

Reach out to each team member, one at a time, sharing ideas, offering help, and when dismissed again, ask for feedback so you can be included.

Despite the referee in his report agreeing that "the punishment of being sent off would meet case", and that Jenkyns had "played a perfectly fair game" and had expressed regret at his actions, both when dismissed and after the game, the Football Association imposed a four-week suspension, to begin on 31 October.

He was even polite when dismissing an interview request.

But for a while he mesmerised when dismissing Root and Ali in swift succession.

It feels considerably faster than a Moto G, for instance, but occasionally it lags when unlocking or when dismissing a notification.

The latter falls when dismissing public-sector workers.

He used two expletives when dismissing the statistic that England only had two shots on target.