Dismissals in a sentence

Second, because so many have already lost their jobs, we need an immediate freeze on dismissals, as France, Italy and Spain have done, and to cancel the dismissals that have taken place since March.

Former West Indies keeper Dinesh Ramdin is second on the list with 5 dismissals while another Windies wicketkeeper-batsman Andre Fletcher is on the third spot with 4 dismissals.

A Chinese peace proposal for Ukraine that has drawn praise from Russia but dismissals from the West has done nothing to lessen tensions as U.S. officials have repeatedly accused China of considering the provision of weapons to Russia for use in the war.

Anderson’s double strike on day one Mount Maunganui took the pair to 999 dismissals in their 133rd game in tandem, and Broad carried their combined tally to four figures when he had nightwatchman caught on the second afternoon.

England had lost their last six wickets for 46 runs and the manner of some of the dismissals had led to the now familiar chorus of wailing and gnashing of teeth from the keepers of the flame.

Liverpool finished with nine men after the dismissals of Curtis Jones and the substitute Diogo Jota, which ought to have been controversy enough.

Meanwhile, businesses are looking for predictability as they make plans and investments for the future, but in some cities have been complaining about delays and dismissals in the permitting process.

More than 1,200 dismissals later, 40-year-old Anderson and 36-year-old Broad are ready to go again.

North Korea monitoring groups say they have not reported any purges or dismissals of scientists or others involved in the failed launch.

There were three decisions that irked the Indians in particular: The dismissals of Harmanpreet, Meghna Singh and Yastika Bhatia.

The spokesman said while some changes had been made, there was “more to do”, adding that the Home Office will be bringing forward more details on police dismissals.

This year, the league will implement the DRS system (only for dismissals) for the first time alongside the Impact Player rule introduced in the IPL earlier this year.

To add to the worry, there has been a pattern to his dismissals.

Da Silva, who is on the brink of achieving 100 Test dismissals, stated, “Last year is last year, and we’re here to try again.

Farage has given various reasons when probed on the number of dismissals from Reform UK, including blaming the vetting company his party hired to scrutinise potential candidates.

From dismissals of faculty to ‘skunk’ bomb attacks on student activists, attempts by university administrations and outside agitators to silence pro-Palestine organizing presents a major threat to academic freedom.

He emphasised the need to eradicate the stigma and dismissals associated with speaking up about MS.

It was Hazlewood who hammered the final nail into New Zealand's coffin, however, the ever-reliable paceman sending down a steepling delivery that Mitchell only managed to spoon back to him for the simplest of caught-and-bowled dismissals.

That also includes half-days and early dismissals, despite less instruction happening on those days.

To avoid temperature-induced early dismissals, the School District of Philadelphia began the 2023-24 academic year in September after several years of August starts, but the weather is still too hot, Ware said.