dismissals in English

noun

1

the act of ordering or allowing someone to leave.

their controversial dismissal from the competition

synonyms: termination, discharge, one's notice, redundancy, laying off, the sack, sacking, firing, the boot, the ax, one's marching orders, the pink slip, cashiering, rejection, repudiation, repulse, nonacceptance, kiss-off, brush-off

2

the act of treating something as unworthy of serious consideration; rejection.

the government's dismissal of the report

noun

termination, discharge, one's notice, redundancy, laying off, the sack, sacking, firing, the boot, the ax, one's marching orders, the pink slip, cashiering
rejection, repudiation, repulse, nonacceptance, kiss-off, brush-off
sacking, liberation, discharge, dismission, release, firing, sack
dismission, pink slip

Use "dismissals" in a sentence

1. Acquittals, Dismissals, & Reductions

2. Rules Disciplinary Decisions Admonitions Dismissals BBO Treatise

3. The dismissals came at an inopportune time.

4. The dismissals followed the resignation of the chairman.

5. 10 The dismissals followed the resignation of the chairman.

6. Her record of dismissals casts doubt on her ability to hold down a job.

7. Receive postings of Cancellations, delays, early dismissals, and more via email

8. Condonation applications do not only apply to unfair dismissals and unfair retrenchments

9. · Case No. 2371-2004-AA/TC.- Amparo proceedings on prohibition of arbitrary dismissals.

10. However, no action is currently planned to review the legal framework for dismissals.

11. Unemployment among the Bosniaks is higher than average in part due to targeted dismissals during the regime of

12. It foresees increased rights for workers, addressing the legal uncertainty of dismissals and greater flexibility for employers.

13. (3) In Article 1(1)(a)(ii) of the Directive, does the phrase “at least 20” refer to the number of dismissals across all of the employer’s establishments, or does it instead refer to the number of dismissals per establishment?

14. They do not, unless they are particularly unwise, take action on staff appointments or dismissals without guidance from the head.

15. Nevertheless, the court noted that the overall trend in the statistics indicated a decrease in student enrollment and upheld the dismissals.

16. (Revelation 12:17; 14:12) Dismissals from jobs, raids on homes, and expulsions from schools quickly escalated into beatings, arrests, and imprisonment.

17. Non-redundancy dismissals By no means every dismissal occasioned by the need to restructure the business or to make economies is due to redundancy.

18. Some registers also contain a section devoted to ongoing proceedings and certain acquittals or dismissals, in particular on the grounds of mental incapacity.

19. This means that the Renault Group will contribute to the creation of new activities and jobs so as to alleviate the impact of the dismissals in these regions.

20. While genuine "Bumping" dismissals will be by reason of redundancy, employers must be sure that they can establish that the dismissal was caused by the redundancy situation

21. Dismissals and Acquittals, and No Charges Filed Most people who find themselves thrown into the criminal justice system want to extricate themselves from the entire mess as soon as possible

22. ‘A Casual remark Cook made on being asked about his feelings on arriving at the ‘North Pole’ seems to support this inference.’ ‘Those who have heard him play over the last year confirm that for all the hasty coronations, Casual dismissals, breezy hype and sour grapes of …