Sentence examples for will mean firing from inspiring English sources
An office manager needs to run an office that is properly staffed, which will mean firing employees who are not performing their jobs up to the office standard and hiring new employees to take their place.
And that meant firing Krupa.
Cuts in night-time cover will mean some fire stations will close or certain fire engines will be withdrawn from service at night.
A longer day shift will mean more fire prevention work in the community to make the public safer and more training to make firefighters safer.
Stronger police and fire departments will mean safer neighborhoods.
Knowledge gained from bioterrorism research will improve public health; stronger police and fire departments will mean safer neighborhoods; stricter border enforcement will help combat illegal drugs.
That will mean more droughts and forest fires, and with scientists pointing to a link between warm water and increasingly powerful hurricanes, an increasingly dangerous storm season for the Pacific.
"It will mean changes in working practices, but it will mean we can still have the required number of people on each fire engine when needed".
This will mean resources.
And agni in Sanskrit means fire.
