“dismissal”造句，怎么用dismissal造句

The strikers were threatened with dismissal if they did not return to work.

The latter objections stem from an outright dismissal of the multiverse for its lack of scientific rigor; after all, astronomical observations cannot detect the alternate realities.

A lawyer for one of the three executives sacked by Renault in an alleged case of industrial espionage said his client would challenge his dismissal through a tribunal.

And because employees claiming unfair dismissal on the grounds of discrimination are entitled to much higher payouts than those with standard claims, the strain on employers could be immense.

First, that those who originally disparaged Allen's suit as a patent troll were also too quick to treat its dismissal on Dec. 10 as the end of the story.

The manager tried to bully his men into working harder by threatening them with dismissal.

And there were a number who dared to speak up risking dismissal, harassment, or imprisonment.

A Regulatory Commission hearing upheld City's claim for wrongful dismissal after he and Arsenal full-back Bacary Sagna were both sent straight off.

The summons to do military service, a ghastly mental dégringolade and dismissal from Dior then intervened, and might have cut short a great career had he not gone into partnership with Mr Bergé.

The first is the dismissal of catechumens before the Eucharist, and the second is the dismissal of the congregation at the end of the service.

That is because Mr Chavez has created a personalised regime of government-by-live-television in which senior officials must interpret his every whim on pain of dismissal.

President Yusuf vehemently opposed the dismissal, arguing that only he had the power to act in such cases.

An annulment or acquittal ; dismissal, as of a court order.