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Renault once sacked him for alleged financial irregularities and then were daft enough to be charmed into hiring him again.

In January Renault sacked three executives for allegedly selling company secrets, but it soon emerged that it had been duped by fraudsters.

Over time, he was sacked from his job, deserted by his wife and shunned by neighbors as the horn-like extensions covered most of his body.

In the midst of all this the president sacked the defence minister after he insulted some of her closest aides in an interview.

Gameela was sacked from her job and subjected to years of harassment as she campaigned for his release.

Two thousand workers had been sacked before the company found a way to solve the problem.

And he was prepared to see Atlanta and Richmond sacked and burned if it would restore the Union more quickly.

Nigerian man accused of trying to blow up a transatlantic flight last December has sacked the defence team at his trial in Detroit.

Many employers have aided sacked staff, especially those with children, by extending visas so they do not have to leave quickly.

"It's a plus as far as I'm concerned, " he said the night he was sacked, "to get out of this. "

And he said: "I don't think McClaren should have been sacked for his lack of competence but, in this environment, it is impossible. "

Business was so bad that the boss had to sack quite a few employees. Fortunately he was not one of those to be sacked.

But football-crazy Chinese are ready to put the World Cup before their work at the risk of getting sacked.

As Paul Moore, the sacked whistleblower at HBOS, said of his own management: "They were not inclined to listen to a different view" .

An ex-employee of a property firm said he was sacked for his ideas on climate change; the firm denied any such motive.

This village had never been sacked by an enemy, certainly.

Prof Nutt refused to leave the drugs debate when he was sacked from his official post by the former Labour Home Secretary, Alan Johnson.

Once the men were convicted, Rio immediately sacked them, prompting accusations it had abandoned them to avoid Beijing's censure.

Two assumptions underpinned reactions to the first serious attack on the US mainland since the British sacked the White House in 1814.

A few months earlier Jacki, his wife, had been sacked from her job at a trucking company.

This was considered so insensitive and radical, that Edward Heath had sacked him from his Shadow Cabinet.

The office was spookily quiet, too ; since most of her friends had been sacked , there wasn't even anyone around to moan to .

Mueller was sacked from her first job as a translator in the 1970s after refusing to work for Ceausescu's hated Securitate secret police.

However, in certain situations, resignation may not be best the route at all - you may be better off waiting to be sacked.

According to Reuters, China has sacked a number of government officials and arrested a man in connection with a set of fake photographs.

The company failed to deliver results on time and on August 15th was summarily sacked just one year into a five-year contract.

Within the next 50 words, he banned him from Aldeburgh and sacked him as festival president.

The general who warned Congress that stabilising the country would require several hundred thousand troops was sacked for his prescience.

Doncaster Rovers have sacked the woman who plays mascot Donny Dog after she posed in her underwear for a Sunday newspaper.

Isn't it weird? He took physical advantage of the boss and didn't get sacked!

Stopping to help her, she explained that her family had been slain by barbarian savages who had sacked their small farming community.

The minister was later to be sacked by you-know-who.

The idea is to help customs officers, art dealers and collectors identify items that may have been sacked or stolen.

Two of the adults with the group were sick, sacked out on mattresses on the floor with high fevers.

My comments re the board was purely in relation to the 'end of an era'. Being retired is not the same as getting SACKED!

Eduardo Medina Mora, the sacked attorney-general, was a former businessman and a powerful and independent figure.

He has demanded the restoration of 60 judges sacked by the former dictator in November, under cover of a state of emergency.

The interview lasted less than a minute, during which time I was sacked, not lauded.

company manager : take a week ' s notice . you ' re sacked.

Save the Children UK recently sacked three workers for having sex with girls of 17, which, though not illegal, breached its code.

He was demanding to be reinstated to the police force after being sacked, reportedly over robbery and drugs claims.

Mr Edmondson was sacked by the News of the World in January after evidence emerged linking him to hacking claims.

So prosperous was the kingdom that her neighbor Burma (now Myanmar) coveted her, so the Burmese army succeeded burned and sacked the city.

In this year Rome was sacked, and the empire gave up trying to defend Britain.

Lotito has now gone through two coaches in less than a year in charge, after he sacked Mimmo Caso in December.

Nonetheless, some of the administration's complaints about the soon-to-be sacked attorneys sound substantial.

Others say Mr Nurgaliev, who has a security-service background, has lost control and is about to be sacked.

The traders in all three cases have been sacked by the bank.

The carmaker sacked three senior executives earlier this year, claiming they had sold information about the company's electric-car business.

Down inside the subway station, people were sacked out in the pedestrian tunnel, lying on thick beds of dirty blankets and rags.

Emailing consulting clients on the company's system, or devoting time during work hours to meeting an outside deadline, can get you sacked.

The tutor , appalled by the indiscretion, reported him to GCHQ, and he was sacked.

Do you think she 's been sacked or has she just been sick for a while ?

The gunman, a senior inspector reported to have been sacked over robbery and drugs claims, is demanding his job back, local media say.

Only days before, the (Indian) head of a European car parts maker was murdered in his Delhi factory by a mob of sacked workers.

All but one of the seven original figures from the left have now gone, including Bernard Kouchner, the sacked foreign minister.

Last summer the company hired to mark the SATs made a mess of the job and was sacked.

Among other differences identified are the ways in which central bank governors can be sacked.

After weeks of speculation, Yuri Luzhkov, the long-serving mayor of Moscow, was sacked by President Dmitry Medvedev.

Mourinho maintains he was not sacked, but accepts it was time to go after a breakdown in his relationship with the board.

At the heart of their dispute are 60 judges, sacked by Mr Musharraf during the emergency.

All but one of the six figures from the left have disappeared, including Bernard Kouchner, who was sacked as foreign minister.

Miranda sacked the last two girls after only a few weeks.

But he then reversed himself and sacked the top general and his ministry's most senior civilian official for failing to inform him properly.

Xinhua said several officials, including the local head of the work safety bureau, had been sacked.

When Russia was struck by a severe financial crisis in 1998 Yeltsin turned to him again, though he had sacked him a few months earlier.

First, impaired workers may be among the first to be sacked.

It seems the bank has two employees called Clive reed and they accidentally sacked me instead of the other chap. . .

A Muslim teaching assistant sacked for wearing a veil in class has decided to appeal against her dismissal.

Under the Fifth Republic, French prime ministers have been treated as dispensable, to be sacked whenever things go badly.

I'll get sacked if I arrive at the office late!

Peter got in Dutch with his boss and he was sacked in a few months.

When the head of the armed forces refused to carry out an order to distribute the ballot papers, the president sacked him.

Also, employers remember they sacked too many in the last recession, in the early 1990s, and found themselves short of talent.

Support for university research may not mean much to a sacked car worker.

Anti-government journalists continue to be sacked by media bosses fearful of incurring the prime minister's wrath.

Leonardo says that being sacked is part of a trainer's life so his position at Milan is never beyond discussion.

But then he is sacked from his job and exiled to the unemployed wilds of doughnut shops and internet porn.

President Assad sacked his cabinet two weeks ago, but that failed to stop the protests.

By the time I return to London, Yunus will have been sacked as MD at Grameen.

UN staff have called for hundreds of IEC officials, particularly those who turned a blind eye to fraud, to be sacked.

He recalls a time when his older sister, a school gym teacher, was summarily sacked along with several colleagues.

On Wednesday, South Korean media reported that a top North Korean finance official had been sacked over the chaotic move.

In Colorado, Delaware and Rhode Island, teachers rated "ineffective" for two consecutive years can be sacked.

We were so tired that we sacked out on the floor.

Ten thousand workers will have been sacked by the time our government sets up new policy next month.

Any official found to be involved would be sacked on the spot.

Confimation in New York of Galbraith's removal followed his emailed denial earlier in the day that he had been sacked.

Despite being sacked and burnt by the invading Tartars in the next century.

Those damn Grecian mercenaries, the King's coins jangling in their pockets, sacked the temple of Sobek and killed all the priests.

Xinhua reported he and Mr. Xi 'have been sacked after a string of explosions hit the city's government buildings late last month. '

Mrs McKamey, 51 when she was sacked, decided to retrain for a career in health care.

He added: "The unfinished business was leaving before you're sacked or before the end of your contract. "

In the 15th century BC, Saushtatar, king of "Hanilgalbat" (Hurrians of Mitanni), sacked Ashur and made Assyria a vassal.

MOURINHO'S LATEST TRIUMPH MAKES HIM MORE LIKELY TO BE SACKED, SAY BOOKIES.

Spanish public workers essentially cannot be sacked.

The Central Bank had sacked the 70-year-old founder in March for violating Bangladesh's retirement laws by staying on past the age of 60.

The head of Armscor, the state defence-procurement company, was recently sacked for dishonesty.

We sacked out for an hour this afternoon.

However, now may be the time to drop your weaker distributors and upgrade your sales force by recruiting those sacked by other companies.

The White House maintains the eight were sacked for poor performance.

The police chief is the second to be sacked over drugs charges within six months.

A member of a Germanic people that overran Gaul, Spain, and northern Africa in the fourth and fifth centuries a. d. and sacked Rome in455.

They have been bickering instead over their unfulfilled pledge to reinstate judges sacked by President Pervez Musharraf.

Ferdinand was named England skipper after John Terry was sacked following allegations about his private life.

Management decided the office was over manned and sacked three junior typists.

In April, Juan Carlos Robinson, one of the youngest members of the 21-strong politburo, was abruptly sacked.

They also give workers powerful incentives to be sacked rather than resign.

Life on the dole: Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. They're cold. They're dark. And they're the best places on Earth to be sacked.

After Saturday's crash, the authorities sacked three senior railway officials from the Shanghai Railway Bureau, including its head.

They cannot be sacked. They may have more freedom to make policy.

President Raul Castro of Cuba has sacked the cabinet minister responsible for basic industry including oil and nickel production.

Philadelphia's mayor, Michael Nutter, has already sacked workers, passed a temporary tax increase and stopped sweeping up leaves.

South Africa's president, Jacob Zuma, sacked two senior ministers and suspended the chief of police, all amid accusations of corruption.

I think they are not happy to see me go - the same way I was not happy when Chris Coleman was sacked.

Followers were sacked, expelled from universities, deprived of health care and pensions, some spouses filed for divorce.

Zhang Ming got in Dutch with his boss and in a few months he was sacked.

A handful of states have sacked workers; many more have frozen hiring or are asking workers to take furlough (compulsory unpaid leave).

Ronald Reagan and John Kerry both sacked their campaign managers before going on to win their party nominations.

Meanwhile, the Law and Justice prime minister, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, sacked the interior minister.

The French car maker Renault has apologised to three senior managers it sacked after wrongly accusing them of industrial espionage.

To restore confidence, the government has sacked officials, made dozens of arrests and deployed thousands of inspectors to dairy companies.

Egyptian President Mohammed Mursi has sacked the country's intelligence chief and the governor of the country's North Sinai province.

An Italian engineering firm has sacked half of its workforce, but all the 13 people made redundant were women.

When he heard that his friend had been sacked.

George went through a very bad patch last year: his wife left him and he got sacked.

After having been playing football all afternoon, All came home and sacked out on the floor.

How can they dare to withdraw facilities and berate borrowers when no one has been sacked for such gargantuan incompetence?

Authorities have sacked Jinning's police chief, Da Qiming, and head of a local police station, Zhao Huiyun.

He promoted reformers, sacked reactionaries and appointed his first-ever female minister, for women's education.

A shortlist of four candidates to replace Yuri Luzhkov, the sacked mayor of Moscow, was presented to President Dmitry Medvedev.

A few weeks after Mrs McKamey was sacked she and her husband, Randy, spoke to The Economist in their small farmhouse.

That home was sacked and burned. Stockton was imprisoned for several years and subjected to harsh treatment that broke his health.

In March, with the motor industry in free-fall, Visteon, a spin-off of Ford, abruptly closed its UK plants and sacked all its workers.

In fact America's productivity growth soared during the recession as firms sacked workers faster than their output fell.

Sacked after a sex scandal, he led his party out of parliament and into obscurity.

"This has sent the wrong message to the entire world, and he should be sacked immediately. He has damaged the national interest. "

Fearing a power grab, the prime minister, Mahathir Mohamad, sacked his uppity deputy and imposed capital controls.

Republicans have called for both Mr Summers and Mr Geithner to be sacked.

If Benitez is sacked, the FA will be bracing themselves for an approach for Fabio Capello from Inter.

Dogan has since mended some fences with the government, shut down a TV programme and sacked a few columnists, so a truce may prevail.

Obstructionist shop stewards are sacked and workers who assemble in groups are violently dispersed .

Four local officials, linked with agriculture and quality control, were also sacked on Tuesday, Xinhua said.

One of the workmen was sacked for drunkenness.

The stand-off began early yesterday after a police captain sacked from the service seized a tourist bus to protest against his dismissal.

Three top officials of Pannan Coal Exploitation Co. , Ltd, the operator of the mine, have been sacked.

Another of the sacked three launched a lawsuit against the carmaker.

Workers were sacked left and right. Many restaurants in the old industrial districts went bankrupt.

He gets sacked. The ideas which he proposes are withdrawn.

In February, the rail minister was sacked and placed under investigation for possible corruption.

But then, in early February, the president sacked Mr Rajoelina as mayor.

Insiders are much less likely to be sacked, too.

The brewery sacked the pub's landlord because he was giving short measures on spirit drinks and pocketing the extra profit.

Claudio Ranieri was sacked two weeks from the end of the campaign, becoming the first Juventus boss to suffer that fate in 40 years.

To make amends, Congress sacked the interior minister, and Maharashtra's chief minister.

To " cut costs" , workers will be sacked and those remaining forced to work longer and harder for less.

She was sacked for refusing to work on Sundays.

The director and deputy director of the factory have been sacked after an explosion killed 58.

They have skills, experience and seniority, and are thus last to be sacked.

One of the workmen was sacked for stealing.

He was sacked and replaced by General David Petraeus, chief of the US Central Command.

Top referees have been sacked for taking bribes and even players have been tainted by claims of corruption.

You can't call Glen, you sacked him. I'm getting sick of it!

You vanished from under the eyes of seven agents of the East India Company. You sacked Nassau Port without even firing a shot.

The minister of health was sacked earlier this month after being indicted on three counts of corruption.

I literally thought I was going to die for I had just been sacked by an iconic figure in my business.

Mr. Dimon moved on to Chicago's Bank One Corp. , where he slashed costs and sacked managers he viewed as ineffective.

Because the city of Rome was sacked, Augustine began to ponder the problem of evil.

They can't belong to a Trade Union or go on strike, but they can't be sacked either and pay keeps up with inflation.

Top referees were sacked for taking bribes and even players have been tainted by claims of corruption.

Many blacks have to live on welfare benefits after they get sacked.

John Galliano was sacked as Christian Dior's lead designer for professional misconduct.

The last one, Liu Zhijun, was sacked only in February for presumed corruption.

To march towards Islamabad and reinstatement of sacked judges by Musharraf was merely an issue.

If the gender ratio in a region in the province is too high, its leaders will be sacked.

Following a probe by the local education authorities the headmaster of the school and two teachers were sacked.

The Blues sacked Avram Grant on Saturday without having an immediate replacement.

I met with the supervisor just this morning. I don't know, but I am a little worried. Who do you think will get sacked?

When the Burmese sacked the Thai capital of Ayutthaya, the archives of Thai history were, for the most part, lost.

Former Chinese supreme court vice president sacked for corruption.

This can help considerably by reducing the search space to just that data not previously SACKed.

the Houston Chronicle reporter who was sacked for writing about local politics online.

one company's sacked worker or pay freeze translates into another company's sluggish demand.

Three men in charge of nuclear power safety and policy have been sacked.

Former Liverpool midfielder Gary McAllister has been sacked as manager of League One side Leeds United.

The airline has sacked more than 100 pilots over the past two weeks in a dispute over training.

Earlier this year the railways minister was sacked on suspicion of vast corruption.

Mr Charney's accusers say he disgusted them with dirty talk and gestures, made their lives miserable and sacked them when they complained.

Back on Earth, people do get sacked in recessions, and the received wisdom is that this is because wages don't adjust.

Skanska has sacked seven of its managers in Argentina (all of whom were arrested on May 8th) and has paid the tax authority almost $5m.

His party says only that Dr Nutt should have been sacked sooner.

The national airline of Zimbabwe has sacked its pilots after they defied a 24-hour ultimatum to return to work.

This month Congress sacked two prominent officials over graft.

AD Rome is sacked by the Visigoths, an event so terrible that many thought the world was ending!

I just got sacked and my wife left me! So it never rains but it pours!

She was sacked for cooking the books.

The child sacked the toys.

CHARLTON Athletic, anchored at the foot of the English Premier League, has sacked manager Iain Dowie after only 15 games in charge.

In November, he was sacked in a fourth round of layoffs.

This year many moderate Democrats either retired or were sacked.

If anyone rushes off to court unilaterally, both lawyers are sacked.

King of the Vandals(428-477) who invaded Africa from Spain(429), captured Carthage and made it his capital(439), and sacked Rome(455).

But when members of Mr Bloomberg's advisory board opposed the policy, he sacked them.

e. g. You'd better be careful or you're going to get yourself sacked.

Sex offenders often report being sacked for no apparent reason.

His government has sacked 1, 300 of those involved and wants to ban soldiers from joining trade unions.

Nikolai Solovtsov was sacked as commander of Russia's strategic nuclear-missile forces.

or you'll be sacked, and I'll be on the dole.

The three who left early, overcome by the urge to begin their holidays, were sacked days later.

Labour disputes almost doubled in the first ten months of 2008 and sacked workers from closed toy factories rioted.

More than 26 percent have sacked employees for violation of Internet policies.

He was sacked (= He was given the sack) for frequent absences at work.

The manager's assistant was sacked for incompetence.

Once in office, Mr Reyes sacked more than 20 officials and demanded to oversee all wiretaps.

Nanjing city was sacked by Japanese aggressors.

Supply lines are cut. Villages are sacked and crops torched.

But whatever the causes, I'm glad that most plants have not sacked their bees.

After the Zhou capital was sacked by western barbarian tribes, crown prince Ji Yijiu fled to the east.

a member of the Germanic people who overran Gaul and Spain and N Africa and sacked Rome in 455.

Several ideologues called for Mr Steele to resign or be sacked.

Her name and place of work were posted online, along with personal details of others involved. The woman was sacked.

Jerusalem was sacked and burned, and the remnant of the people was carried off captive to Babylon.

If you're late one more time, you're going to get sacked!

At home, when you are sacked, you can starve. In this country, never. Never!

You'll get sacked if the boss finds out you've been moonlighting.

Don't work on outside projects while on company time, and don't use any company resources for outside work. Both actions can get you sacked.

And firms must pay sacked employees a month's wages for every year they have worked.

Biology teacher is sacked for slapping a school boy.

Shenzhen mayor sacked amid graft probe.

In 2005 the party's deputy chairman was sacked for loose talk about cuts.

Who ever put this together should be sacked before we are embarressed anymore.

Staff got sacked are all contract workers or those who were paid by hourly wage, according to Meylim, a GM spokeswoman.

he ' ll be sacked all right , " said kate airily" .

The report is co-authored by Professor David Nutt, the former UK chief drugs adviser who was sacked by the government in October 2009.

He got sacked for falling asleep at the switch.

I was at Inter for fourseasons and won seven trophies and then they sacked me.

Because of this, the minister of health and the local governor were sacked last month by Nursultan Nazarbayev, the country's president.

eg. We cleaned up and sacked out early.

The teacher was sacked because he could not meet the standards set by the college.

It sacked or suspended over 150 Shia players, staff and referees, including six Al-Ahli footballers.

The manager sacked him because he stole some money.

He has also arrested a number of Dadis's allies and demoted or sacked others in the high command.

And the one real Argentine thug, the new police chief, was swiftly sacked.

Others had survived only by dint of huge bloodletting: IBM sacked 122, 000 people, a quarter of its workforce, between 1990 and 1995.

Two workers were sacked and replaced during the study for talking and idling.

Mr Wang had taken over as party secretary of China Mobile from Zhang Chunjiang in 2010 when Mr Zhang was sacked for taking bribes.

That means " he was fire or sacked " .

Leading Scientist sacked after presidential intervention because of critisizing GE foods.

He was sacked for drunkenness.

A plant that has sacked bees or other insects can make its flowers smaller, less colorful and more aerodynamic.