dismissal

At the time, no reason was given for his dismissal.

But he never really thought it would lead to his dismissal.

I saw that she knew the reason for the dismissal.

Without another word she turned and left the room, not waiting for dismissal.

Second, after one year's work, the dismissal must be for a good business reason.

He came in at No. 4 after the dismissal of his brother.

However a poor season in 1934-35 led to his dismissal.

He raised, a hand over his head as if in dismissal.

A poor run of form led to his dismissal this week.

That was clear dismissal, and he took it as such.

He too had heard the news of the network director's dismissal.

This was not public knowledge until two days later, when Brown's dismissal took effect.

A memory came back of his own dismissal from the University for having too much to say.

Such an action would likely result in dismissal of the charges.

"How can we make it hold still for a dismissal?"

Had the dismissal of the spirit really been so hard for her?

Appeared in three games before his dismissal from the team.

He returned to the practice of law after his dismissal.

The first dismissals could be made in about 60 days, university officials said.

So she gave them a look of cold dismissal, and they all immediately found something better to do.

The penalty for doing so was dismissal from the college.

That very day he caused my dismissal from the university.

The vocabulary of dismissal is something we've seen too many times.

There is even less protection against dismissal after the mother's return to work.

For more than 30,000 other employees, six steps can lead to dismissal.