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What he'd have liked to do was to sack the whole shooting match and recruit a work force of his own.

The company's threat to sack anyone who went on strike was just (a) bluff. 6. You two are a perfect match.

His second option is to persuade Mr Putin to step down, or to sack him. This would amount to a palace coup.

Occasionally, just to keep the others up to concert pitch, he used to sack one of the men for being too slow.

Mr Prince decided to sack Mr Thomson, once seen as a potential successor, after he failed to heed warnings about his behaviour.

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

The court upheld the official decision to sack him from the bank saying at 70 he was well past the mandatory retirement age.

The company's threat to sack anyone who went on strike was just (a) bluff.

General Musharraf, who has no power to sack judges, has filed a complaint against Mr Chaudhry to the Supreme Court.

A company has defended its decision to sack one of its staff by text message, claiming it was keeping in touch with youth culture.

Plans to sack 500, 000 state workers in the next year might not spell an end to socialism, just a reconfiguration.

It said most of those still had jobs due to "labour hoarding" , jargon for a reluctance to sack staff during downturns.

Pressure on him to sack his two ministers and the police chief is mounting.

At this rate, I'll have to sack myself. Or at least give myself a written warning.

Personal clashes have led him to sack several top officials in the intelligence service, including its minister.

But the banking scandal may present him with an irresistible chance to sack Mr Ahmadinejad while maintaining the moral high ground.

By Friday night this prospect had faded and Mr Hatoyama decided to sack her instead, on grounds of intransigence.

"Avram did a great job, but they still decided to sack him, " Carvalho said.

In contrast to Denmark's unions (see article), Sweden's also make it expensive to sack anybody, which discourages hiring.

The president threatened to sack whoever was responsible for upsetting the young intern.

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One died in the hospital, prompting widespread outrage that eventually forced provincial authorities to sack several local officials.

The IMF would probably tell Greece to sack thousands of public-sector workers and cut pensions sharply.

When Mr Chan tried to sack one egregious wrongdoer, his well-placed relation in the municipal government objected.

"I think it' s rather distasteful to sack someone straight away in situations like this, " she says.

Hatoyama indicated that the opposition would table a motion of no confidence if Aso refused to sack the minister.

may the gods who dwell in Olympus grant you to sack the city of Priam.

Eg. It's between you and me, or I'll have to sack you.

Before inviting the Supreme Court to legitimise his coup, General Musharraf felt compelled to sack half its members.

They tended to be paid according to seniority, rather than productivity, and were costlier to sack.

The decision to sack him had little to do with girlfriends or football or leadership or morality.

It should also implement a revised labor law which makes it easier to sack workers and gives more working hours flexibility.

When Seong Geun's school decides to sack a gym teacher in favor of an English teacher, he too makes an important decision.

Lenovo had also suspended hiring and planned to sack contractors at its factories, Caijing said.

More plausible is that Ms Rousseff will simply continue to sack the most egregious sinners as they are brought to her notice.

Insiders say he has kept down potential successors, making it hard for Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, to sack him.

This year she has had to sack her information minister for pocketing the salaries of fictitious employees.

If he doesn't trust the manager, he has enough money to sack me, to give me my compensation, send me home and bring another one in.

He should have moved faster to sack ministers in the wake of the telecoms scandal. And much could be done to make bribe-taking harder.

And if the chairman's sad duty is to sack the chief executive, what then?

First he announced plans to sack a fifth of the firm's sales force.

He should have moved faster to sack ministers in the wake of the telecoms scandal.

I'm sorry that we had to sack Orsi, but football is impatient.

Sri Lankan law empowers the sports minister to sack elected administrative bodies (such as SLC), and appoint temporary committees instead.

This left Mr Medvedev with no alternative but to sack him.

According to one account, he has been busy in the seminary town of Qom, canvassing senior clerics to back a move to sack Mr Khamenei.

"IT IS very tricky to sack a cousin, " observes Francesco Trapani, the chief executive of Bulgari.

In many states bad teachers are nearly impossible to sack.

The second way is for Chelsea to sack me because there is not a third way.

The second way is for Chelsea to sack me . There is not a third way .

I think my boss is about to sack me.

and make it easier for employers to sack workers in a crisis.

he forbore, after all, to sack Rome.

A major cause has been the government's decision to sack many of the oil industry's most experienced managers.

So why did Blair not have the "balls" to sack Gordon Brown?

And the third that Louis had supported only to sack.

I do not want to sack you.

yeah . i was just getting ready to sack out on the couch

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