Sentence examples for dismissal from high-quality English sources.

• Yes, employers must give reasonable notice before dismissal.

• It means a dismissal that’s not related to the individual concerned.

• Hayek’s dismissal of social justice as a mirage is a gratuitously tendentious way of packaging his actual view.

• The book was informed by Smith's time as analyst, but resulted in his dismissal from UBS for refusing to withdraw it.

• The governor general’s security was enhanced after the dismissal.

• Sir Philip - who is suing the government for constructive dismissal - alleged staff felt Ms Patel had "created fear".

• It lost a case against historian Jenny Hocking in the high court after refusing to release documents about the dismissal of Gough Whitlam.

• “Group dismissals on poor performance grounds are, therefore, rare and give rise to questions around the reason for dismissal, particularly in the current environment,” she says.

Use dismissal in a sentence.

• Taking his start from the dismissal of Landau from the mathematical Faculty in Göttingen, Bieberbach tried to rationalize why the students had forced Landau’s dismissal.

• In a dismissal letter, filed with the court, Beem It said Singh and Tate abstained from a vote to sack Clark for unsatisfactory “performance, conduct and urgency” relating to the transaction.

• Biden, as vice president, in the dismissal of a previous Ukrainian prosecutor who had oversight of investigations into an oligarch who had served in a previous Ukrainian government and whose company had employed Hunter Biden.

• It is impossible to separate Kerr’s decisions from his intractable view of his “duty” to the monarch and the monarchy, presented to him so clearly in the months before the dismissal by Queen’s private secretary, the unctuous Charteris.

• The former European team sprint champion and world silver medallist attempted to prove she was an employee to allow her to sue both bodies for wrongful dismissal and sexual discrimination after being dropped by Great Britain for the 2016 Rio Olympics.

• Researchers surveyed voters between 12 and 14 May – after Mr Trump's surprising dismissal of FBI director James Comey, but before revelations from the Washington Post that the president had reportedly shared classified information with Russian officials.

• After the dismissal Charteris praised Kerr saying: “I believe that in not informing the Queen what you intended to do before doing it you acted not only with perfect constitutional propriety but also with admirable consideration for Her Majesty’s position.”

• House Armed Services Committee members have demanded answers about the US Navy's abrupt dismissal of the commanding officer of the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt after the leak of his letter to superiors calling for help with a coronavirus outbreak.

dismissal sentence examples

• Delivering their verdict, the ERA stated that "such an employer could not have concluded, in all the circumstances, that the essential foundation of trust and confidence in Mrs Gillan had been undermined to such a significant degree to warrant her dismissal".

• The leader of the city’s largest police union denounced the decision, saying Commissioner O’Neill had bowed to “anti-police extremists” and that Officer Pantaleo’s dismissal sent a message that the city did not stand behind its officers when they make arrests.

• Ten years on from Alex Ferguson’s airy dismissal of City as brash and vulgar parvenus this is apparently United’s status now: only the second toughest late-season obstacle – after Burnley away – in their neighbours’ procession to a successive Premier League title.

• That perfunctory dismissal seems more and more outdated, particularly during the pandemic as the dangers facing meat-plant workers regularly make headlines, and the food supply chain breaks down unpredictably, resulting in sudden ingredient shortages or drastic price fluctuations.