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The bank secured an injunction on Friday to prevent the Americans sacking Broughton or any other board members.

Sacking the prime minister has long been a way for French presidents to acknowledging the displeasure of the electorate.

When Clark came home, he was surprised to see an empty bottle of brandy on the floor and a burglar sacking out on the sofa.

A nurse poked her head in the door about ten minutes later, and I was, of course, still sacking Z's . She went away.

The ensuing online uproar led to his sacking and a criminal investigation.

Vandals are no strangers in Rome. They have been sacking the city, on and off , ever since the fall of the Roman Empire.

a garmen made of coarse sacking formerly worn as an indication of remorse .

This month citizen anger boiled over. Thousands of angry rural residents took to the streets, smashing cars and sacking government offices.

The sacking was vetoed by the president, Ram Baran Yadav, with encouragement from almost every other political party.

Of all the many things that they held against their reforming head teacher, the sacking of Miss T was the most unforgivable.

When my son was a high-school sophomore, he got a part-time job-- sacking groceries at a supermarket.

Building workers walked out during the morning in protest of the sacking of a bricklayer.

The Shanghai pension fund scandal led to the sacking of the municipality's top Party official Chen Liangyu.

Investors in Russia should be worried about the sacking of Alexei Kudrin, the finance minister, by a humiliated president Dmitry Medvedev.

Bank of America is sacking up to 5% of its capital-markets unit.

While other American news outlets were busily filing for bankruptcy and sacking people, it managed to expand its reporting team by one.

Occasional desertions and the mysterious sacking of Ali Habib, the defence minister, suggest some unease over the crackdown.

Her sacking must be a first step towards a more radical change.

More than 300 of them called in sick to protest against the sacking last month of two colleagues after they formed a Trade Union.

Then there would be an inquiry, the sacking of my room.

Those who have been axed don't need to take the sacking personally , and not working in the days before Christmas can be rather jolly .

After all, sacking people is costly, as is going short-staffed and re-hiring people when things pick up.

Jobs for life were granted partly to stop new governments sacking their predecessor's favourites.

Human rights groups have accused the authorities in Bahrain of arresting, sacking and intimidating suspected protesters.

The most disturbing incident was the sacking of Caracas's main synagogue on January 30th by more than a dozen armed men.

In recognition of the economic climate the judges are giving a special award this year for Best Term For Sacking People.

Sacking somebody, in contrast, is not something an employer will tend to do lightly.

Mr Orban has picked unnecessary fights, publicly demanding the sacking of the well-regarded and hawkish central-bank chief, Andras Simor.

The club responded by sacking coach Frank Rijkaard and appointing ex-captain and Nou Camp favourite Pep Guardiola as his replacement.

NEWS of the sacking of B. S. Yeddyurappa, chief minister of Karnataka, a relatively prosperous state in south India, came on July 31st.

Companies too are forcing some employees to spend less by the simple mechanism of sacking them.

But by sacking Mr Luzhkov, Mr Medvedev has tried to show he is an independent political actor.

GeneralMusharraf's original plan was to neuter the Supreme Court by sacking itsobstreperous chief justice, Iftikhar Chaudhry, last March.

He dug down between two ofthe bales and pulled out the sacking, checking that the guns were still there.

One thing's for sure though - Bobby Charlton would not have let it (my sacking) happen.

The men on the sacking platform had used up all the sacks.

The sacking of Arthur Martin only compounded American suspicions.

Since the sacking of Arentine tactician Luis Carniglia in 1969, the Juventus board has shown great patience towards its Coaches.

The problem is that sacking the general holds an equally big political danger.

The latest de-facto sacking illustrates the structural weaknesses of Brazil's system of government.

Not every Japanese worker has benefited from constraints on sacking.

As for our cafe, we will have to find new ways to take some economic measures like sacking workers, " he says. "

The implications of Mr Luzhkov's sacking for Russia's political future are less clear.

When my son was a high- sophomore, he got a part-time job sacking groceries atasupermarket. He came home all smiles.

And he flung a heavy object wrapped in sacking at Jimmy'sfeet.

Many of the large banks, which were desperate for space in October, are sacking employees today.

IN THE second world war America's army developed a reputation for unsentimentally sacking divisional commanders who lost battles.

So beyond sacking the boss of PEPFAR, which he has just done, Mr Obama is unlikely to do much to change a policy that is working well.

Companies might hesitate before sacking an IT adviser.

The new rulers smartly dismantled the late president's power base, promptly sacking 22 generals.

This impression is exacerbated as papers seek to save money by sacking reporters and taking copy from agencies such as Reuters.

The sacking in 2005 of Mr Zuma when his financial adviser, Schabir Shaik, was convicted of fraud and corruption was generally applauded.

In Greece there is a law against sacking government workers solely on grounds of poor performance.

One local tells us about a friend given a new AWA who was told he only needed to be given one day's notice of sacking.

You solve the appalling working conditions that lead to suicide by sacking the work force?

Once I had done bullying and sacking and office affairs, there wouldn't be anything left.

When the 1998 crisis struck, Mr Yeltsin defused the situation by sacking the prime minister and the entire government.

The government has sought a reckoning, by sacking officials in charge of nuclear safety.

For their part, the Pakistanis have long demanded his sacking.

It is not closing the factories where the strikes occurred, nor is it sacking the strikers.

The three dimensional ceramic body is made by sacking layers of printing ceramic ink.

Almost 7, 000 South African soldiers who took part in an illegal demonstration have been sent letters sacking them.

Further doubts were raised by the sacking in February of railway minister Liu Zhijun, who is now under investigation for corruption.

And so his sacking yesterday was undoubtedly a blow to the mission.

Besides, you are in some ways sacking your boss.

Along with other administration officials he also refused to testify before Congress on the sacking, last year, of nine federal prosecutors.

Workers with ten years or more of service will have open-ended contracts and companies will have to inform unions before sacking anyone.

So they are sacking me?

She wants faster reforms, for example in energy, plus the sacking of incompetent ministers.

The Current States of the Applications of Sacking Road Asphalt and Its Treating Equipment

Prescott said David Cameron should consider sacking Coulson following the Guardian's phone-hacking revelations

However, sacking and jailing journalists and bloggers rather than corrupt officials is unlikely to win it many friends

More is needed than sacking the head of the anti-corruption body

Veil row woman challenges sacking

Zones of plundering and sacking