Sentence examples for with dismissals from inspiring English sources

Billick was the only coach fired on a day that is usually studded with dismissals and resignations.

"The message is 'don't bother going out on the frontlines or we are going to hit you with felonies.'" In recent weeks, many of the state's cases have unraveled in court with dismissals or rejections by a judge due to lack of evidence, further suggesting that prosecutors are more interested in intimidating activists than securing convictions.

[We also wanted] to make clear what we have been through at the universities a kind of witch hunt carried out with dismissals, forced resignations, and disciplinary investigations.

Most were resolved with dismissals or other actions that left protesters without criminal records or fines.

He was threatened with dismissal, but stuck to his guns.

One hundred eighty-two summonses ended with dismissal agreements; 139 will move forward, perhaps to trials.

Members have been threatened with dismissal for speaking to the press.

A few weeks ago South Bronx public schools had a half-day, with dismissal at noon.

Though ministers deny it, female civil servants have been threatened with dismissal if they insist on not covering their hair.

About 15% of the electorate voted early, and government workers were threatened with dismissal unless they voted for the president.

The postmen – all white apart from one West Indian – were suspended for three weeks and threatened with dismissal.