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Meanings of dismissed in English
Synonyms
Examples for "fired"
Examples for "fired"
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Electric power projects include nuclear power plants, gas-fired power plants and others.
2
After 15 days' absence from work, his boss fired him, he said.
3
The officers fired their weapons, seriously wounding McGowan, law enforcement authorities said.
4
Shots were fired into a house in Northern Ireland tonight, police said.
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ATCO Power already operates a gas fired power station in the region.
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Postoperative course was uneventful and the patient was discharged within 5 days.
2
For example, look at the issue of someone being discharged from hospital.
3
Their canteen had been stopped; the day nursery discontinued; the nurses discharged.
4
The judgment was in favor of the negroes and they were discharged.
5
After receiving treatment, she was eventually given the all clear and discharged.
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He's also proposed a new unemployment insurance program to retrain laid-off workers.
2
I might as well do something, said laid-off dental assistant Sara Chin.
3
Getting laid-off is perhaps the most professionally traumatic experience you'll ever have.
4
Students are deepening ties with laid-off and locked-out workers across the province.
5
Some 80 workers in Galway are already laid-off because of the blaze.
1
The guy who was hired right after me got pink-slipped.
2
The pink-slipped staffers comprise about 25 percent of Oxygen's roughly 260 employees.
3
Maintaining this facade will be more difficult going forward as 300 newly pink-slipped auditors turn a drip of leaks into a stream.
Usage of dismissed in English
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The case was dismissed without prejudice the following year, NBC News reported.
2
DuPont plans this year to ask for the case to be dismissed.
3
The government has dismissed the criticism, promising a free and fair vote.
4
Israel dismissed reports of its responsibility and said it respected Egypt's sovereignty.
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A court dismissed the case last year, a decision Viacom is appealing.
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Some described it as a good institution and dismissed talk of abuse.
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It was not immediately clear on what basis she dismissed the case.
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However, the government's independent Low Pay Commission has since dismissed the approach.
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A trial court judge dismissed the lawsuit more than a year ago.
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He also dismissed allegations of corruption among his United Russia party members.
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However, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad dismissed the prospect of an Israeli strike.
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However, Britain's energy minister has dismissed pleas for regulations to be modified.
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Three employees involved in falsifying electrical safety data were dismissed, Baxter said.
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The Supreme Court officially dismissed the case without comment on February 14.
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Even five years ago the idea would have been dismissed as absurd.
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However, according to Ndlozi, this request has been dismissed by the court.
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
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