Powerful teachers' unions protect woeful educators when they should be sacked.
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Chancellor Sebastian Kurz proposed on Monday evening that Kickl be sacked.
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Pro-Brexit newspapers have this week called for him to be sacked.
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Many also agree with Mr Trump that the protesters should be sacked.
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Soon it will be sacked and I will flee with my thralls.
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A Premier League football manager would be sacked with such a record.
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Cobham's difficult recent performance had prompted media reports that Murphy could be sacked.
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However, Downing Street signalled on Thursday afternoon that they would not be sacked.
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Mrs Merkel's Social Democratic coalition partners, the SPD, called for him to be sacked.
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It is not clear whether these workers could be sacked if they performed poorly.
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The Chinese Securities Association of Hong Kong called for Mr Donovan to be sacked.
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By August 1974 Nixon had been forced to resign, lest he be sacked himself.
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He was the 56th manager to be sacked across England's four divisions this season.
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The city would be sacked in 1527 by Charles V and his French troops.
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Mr Bush has been suspended from his television job and looks likely to be sacked.
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The plot thickens after the first WADA report is released, recommending that Dr Rodchenkov be sacked.
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Opposition journalist Gamal Sultan tweeted that the minister "must be sacked and referred to an investigation".
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The protesting teachers were threatened by the ministry to return to the classroom or be sacked.
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Kalinak, who is facing calls to quit or be sacked, briefed a parliamentary committee on Tuesday.
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Russia's chief investigator, Alexander Bastrykin, who has opposed this plan, is reportedly about to be sacked.
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Her sometimes hardline policies have caused some members of parliament to call for her to be sacked.
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On Thursday Tashkent warned regional governors they would be sacked if they fail to comply with it.
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Until recently he gave the impression of wanting to be sacked, the better to mount a leadership bid.
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That would provide some relief, as would a bill to allow people to be sacked for persistent poor performance.
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The apology did not spare Johnson from biting criticism, with many opposition politicians calling for him to be sacked.
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Lord Adonis has repeatedly called for Andrew Neil, the BBC's most forensic interviewer, to be sacked because he supports Brexit.
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Many have called for Akbar to be sacked and have threatened to boycott events he is attending until he resigns.
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The loss was the third straight for the Giants, who allowed Jones to be sacked a season-high eight times.
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He was sacked twice after the offensive line had not allowed him to be sacked in the first two exhibition games.
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Many journalists have called for Akbar to be sacked and have threatened to boycott events he is attending until he resigns.
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At some point their visions will prove incompatible—hence recent rumours, fuelled by Mr Trump, that Mr Bannon may be sacked.
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He has repeatedly accused the BBC of supporting Brexit, and has called for journalists he doesn't agree with to be sacked.
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Several Tory MPs such as Sarah Wollaston and Heidi Allen called for Mr Johnson to be sacked after his Libya remarks.
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And if Priebus were to be sacked or sidelined, Bannon would be able to consolidate his already powerful White House position.
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Several ministers have indicated they will consider supporting the plan even if it means they have to resign or be sacked.
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"The minute Bouteflika would leave power, Ould Kaddour would be sacked," a reliable source familiar with the matter told Reuters last month.
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Transactivists called for her to be sacked (dozens of other academics privately backed her, most saying they dared not speak out publicly).
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The opposition and the country's independent newspapers are calling for Mr Kgosi to be sacked as an early signal of good intent.
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Political meddling hurts, he says, as when ministers rather than boards pick chief executives—who cannot be sacked however badly they perform.
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Many raise the objection that employers check social media, and they may be sacked or not hired if they made themselves public.
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Several government ministers have indicated they will consider supporting the plan even if it means they have to resign or be sacked.
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After Petersen informed him that two of his senior aides were, and should be sacked, the president defended them as "fine, upstanding guys".
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A number of Conservative rebels are poised to back the vote, despite threats from Johnson that they will be sacked from the party.
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Adam Schiff (D-California), a ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, said that Flynn should be sacked if the allegations were true.
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Aid workers on short-term contracts who witness fraud or theft fear that if they report it they may be sacked and perhaps blacklisted.
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He was later reinstated only to be sacked again in 2005, triggering political unrest that toppled the 239-year-old monarchy three years later.
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British media reported that pro-EU finance minister Philip Hammond, who is likely to be sacked if Johnson wins the top job, also abstained.
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He tried to reinvent Everton as the league's most stylish side and, consequently, everyone decided they were shite and demanded he be sacked forthwith.
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Mattis and Tillerson can be sacked, and the President has shown a willingness to treat the very closest of allies, like Australia, with open hostility.
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Asked in parliament on Thursday whether he might be sacked, Ramaphosa said only that he would accept the president's decision if he lost his job.
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Islamist groups drew hundreds of thousands of protesters onto the street, calling for him to be sacked and jailed, scuppering his chances at re-election.
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Qalash and the syndicate condemned the arrests, which sparked protests from journalists, and issued a statement two days later demanding the interior minister be sacked.
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"The Fair Work Act says you can't be sacked because of your political opinion, so we think that the case is pretty compelling," he said.
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It blamed senior security officials for losing command and control over their forces and recommended the Baghdad operations commander and other senior officials be sacked.
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WeWork staff told the Guardian that they believe the cuts will not stop there, suggesting more of the company's 33,000 person workforce could be sacked.
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Hardline groups drew hundreds of thousands of protesters onto the streets of Jakarta, however, demanding he be sacked and jailed for insulting Islam's holy book.
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Magufuli warned Biteko he will be sacked if he failed to deliver and said that he will continue to make changes if officials fail to perform.
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Article 8 of the Skhirat agreement brings the army under the control of the new government: hated in Tripoli, General Haftar is likely to be sacked.
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Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, warned that some government workers who signed a petition to initiate a referendum to recall him from office will themselves be sacked.
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The government's decision came after a top radio "shock jock", Alan Jones, urged the Opera House's boss to resign or be sacked for objecting to the promotion.
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But hardline groups drew hundreds of thousands of protesters onto the streets of Jakarta, calling for him to be sacked and jailed for insulting Islam's holy book.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's ruling African National Congress party is split at the top over whether Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan should be sacked, sources said on Wednesday.
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He is the first central-bank boss to be sacked in Turkey since 1981, when the army defenestrated most of the country's political class in a coup.
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Civil servants would not be sacked but the new policy could be used to keep those with hardline leanings from rising through the ranks, the official said.
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Yes, the president of the United States dug up an old tweet to prove that even his longtime nemesis agrees the FBI director needed to be sacked.
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It had reached a low of 2500 earlier, after rumours on Friday that top ministers might be sacked hit demand for the currency and for local bonds.
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"Generals used to sack, not to be sacked," said one retired intelligence officer, asking like others not to get named due to the sensitivity of the issue.
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Amid reports that he was about to be sacked, Pravin Gordhan flew back from Britain to South Africa early on Tuesday, following the abrupt recall by Zuma.
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"Bolton May Be Sacked," read a recent headline in Javan, a hard-line newspaper, referring to American reports that Mr. Trump was not pleased with Mr. Bolton.
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In a further twist, students at the University of Huddersfield in Yorkshire voted for the duke to be sacked from his post of Chancellor on Monday evening.
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He is the first central-bank boss to be sacked in Turkey since 1981, when an army junta dismissed most of the country's political class after a coup.
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Since then, Muslims, led by hardline groups, have held mass rallies to call for Purnama to be sacked, and to urge voters not to elect a non-Muslim.
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Against Kansas City, the offensive line did not allow Brady to be sacked or even remotely pressured, mainly because Brady got rid of the ball in a hurry.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Government ministers who defied instructions by abstaining in a vote in Britain's parliament on Wednesday will not be sacked, Guardian reporter Dan Sabbagh said on Twitter.
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This led to a spike in the national tally of the coronavirus, triggered fears of the virus spreading in clusters, and prompted several local officials to be sacked.
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Trudeau is in no immediate danger, since Canadian political leaders are elected by party members and cannot be sacked by parliamentarians, as is the case in Britain and Australia.
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They will still be able to force employees to attend "captive" anti-union meetings, which employees, who have no right of reply, can be sacked for refusing at attend.
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In other corporate news, Deutsche Bank Chief John Cryan sent a letter to its employees vowing full commitment to the bank after reports that he could soon be sacked.
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He also said about 300 of his officers were suspected to be involved in the drugs trade, warning these personnel will be sacked and charged in court if found guilty.
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But according to Marco Aurélio Villela, the director of a government school in Vitória, teachers on short-term contracts tend to perform better because they know they can be sacked.
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The heads of political parties are elected by members at formal conventions and cannot be sacked after a snap vote by parliamentarians, as is the case in Britain and Australia.
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On Sunday, finance minister Philip Hammond also said he would resign rather than be sacked by Johnson, promising to fight with others in parliament to stop a no-deal Brexit.
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When the president discovered that the intelligence service had been monitoring her communications with Mr Mamic, she demanded that its head, who was close to the Social Democrats, be sacked.
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Theresa May threatens Tory MPs to get in line or risk Corbyn becoming PM.Ministers, including the foreign secretary Boris Johnson, told they could be sacked as May reasserts her authority.
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Pro-EU MP Chuka Umunna said it was "extraordinary" that a shadow cabinet member should be sacked for advocating a Brexit policy that commands the overwhelming support of the party.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British aid minister Priti Patel will resign rather than be sacked by Prime Minister Theresa May, the BBC's political editor quoted an unnamed source as saying on Wednesday.
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Nathan Rees, the groom-to-be on last week's easyJet flight, took it even further, arguing that the flight crew should be "sacked" for "destroying" his party and threatening legal action.
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He is hoping to add to that total this week when he faces an Indianapolis line that has allowed Andrew Luck to be sacked a league-high 20 times this season.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When asked about former British Prime Minister John Major's call for him to be sacked, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's senior adviser said that the people should be trusted.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When asked about former British Prime Minister John Major's call for him to be sacked, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's senior adviser said that the people should be trusted.
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Academic staff were highly unlikely to be sacked for sexually inappropriate behavior while official policies were often vague and left victims without redress, according to a report from The 1752 Group.
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Then he and Arron Banks, a big donor, said that UKIP's only MP, Douglas Carswell, should be sacked, seemingly to punish him for failing to secure a knighthood for Mr Farage himself.
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Duterte gave no reason for letting go staunch loyalist and former university classmate Vitaliano Aguirre, but it came at a time of rampant media speculation he would be sacked over his performance.
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At present, individuals who break the rules can be sacked or disbarred from the industry, while brokerages can be fined or slapped with punishments such as business improvement orders, the JSDA said.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian Finance Minister Oleksandr Danylyuk called on the general prosecutor to be sacked on Thursday as wrangling over the nationalisation of the country's largest bank spilled out into the open.
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Convinced that King's Landing would be sacked, Aerys planned to burn it down, an act of retribution that would serve as his funeral pyre, allowing him to be reborn as a dragon.
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Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa told doctors at Ruvuma Regional Hospital in the southern highlands to stop performing abortions on girls and women or they will be sacked and charged according to the law.
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Since then, hundreds of thousands of Muslims, led by hardline groups, have taken to the streets to call for Purnama to be sacked, and to urge voters not to elect a non-Muslim.
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Brady is on pace to be sacked 51 times this season — nearly as many times as the past two seasons combined (53) and a number that would easily be the most in his career.
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However, the surge in jobs could reflect nervousness among businesses who have cut investment, making them more likely to hire workers who can be sacked in the event of a downturn in the economy.
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Hundreds of supporters of the Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan party have been blocking the route into Islamabad for nearly 10 days, demanding the minister of law be sacked for what they say is blasphemy.
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Hundreds of supporters of the Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan party have blocked a main road to Islamabad since Friday, threatening violence if their demand that the minister of law be sacked is not met.
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The opposition is quietly confident of winning the vote with more than a dozen Conservative members of parliament committed to rebelling, despite threats from Johnson that they will then be sacked from the party.
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The soon-to-be-sacked Puigdemont left the chamber to shouts of "President!" and mayors who had come from outlying areas brandished their ceremonial batons and sang the Catalan anthem "Els Segadors" (The Reapers).
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Chile´s national prosecutor Jorge Abbott on Wednesday asked the Supreme Court to ratify his recommendation that Emiliano Arias, a prosecutor in the provincial town of Rancagua, be sacked for "bad behavior and negligence".
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The Hollywood actress had argued that eight articles published by the media company in 2015 had wrongly presented her as a serial liar and caused her to be sacked from two films, stifling her career.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya will replace its top electoral officials, a cross-party parliamentary committee said on Tuesday, granting victory to the opposition which had branded them biased and led protests for them to be sacked.
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Having headed the bank since mid-2014, Gontareva has overseen a clean-up of the banking sector and the floating of the hryvina, but also faced repeated calls from members of parliament to be sacked.
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With the terms of Britain's exit from the European Union still unclear, many businesses have cut long-term investment in equipment, potentially making them more likely to hire workers who can be sacked if the economy sours.
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The full members to be sacked include former high-flying Chongqing party chief and Politburo member Sun Zhengcai, former top insurance regulator Xiang Junbo and Huang Xingguo, former acting party chief of the port city of Tianjin.
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Workers not laid off during a downturn might bargain for greater job security, which might in turn make firms reluctant to rehire those who were laid off (since they could not easily be sacked during the next recession).
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On Sunday, finance minister Philip Hammond also said he would resign rather than be sacked by Johnson, promising to fight with others in parliament to stop a rupture in relations with the EU, the country's biggest trading partner.
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Speaking at an event in the Turkish capital, Bozdag said the prison personnel and guards were temporarily suspended to remove individuals linked to the cleric Fethullah Gulen in Turkish prisons, but could be sacked if concrete links were found.
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"They told us, this is a once-in-a-lifetime thing, and if anything happens while Obama is here, the officials could be sacked, so they said, 'Please close,' " said Li Yindeng, the owner of Chenyang, a noodle shop.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish judges could be sacked if they question the legitimacy of judicial reforms, under draft legislation that the nationalist government has introduced, in a move set to deepen a row between Brussels and Warsaw over democratic standards.
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The 22012-year-old Pagano, who had been in charge of Indianapolis for six seasons, was widely expected to be sacked after the Colts posted a 211-20123 record that ended with a 22012-214 win over the Houston Texans.
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Douglas Carswell, the first elected member of parliament for UKIP who was told by Farage that he could be sacked after criticizing a controversial UKIP poster used during the referendum campaign, tweeted an emoji to signal his reaction to the news.
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Some left under a cloud of confusion, others in a hail of recrimination, but almost all amid a storm of some sort, from former national security adviser Michael Flynn, the first big-name appointee to be sacked, to -- well, let's see.
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Unlike the more powerful office of the independent counsel, which was scrapped in 1999 after plaguing the presidency of Bill Clinton, a special counsel can be sacked, for due cause, by the attorney-general (or, in the current situation, by Mr Rosenstein).
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A junior culture minister was among those who rebelled against the Conservative government to vote for the measure while media reported some senior government figures, including finance minister Philip Hammond who are likely to be sacked if Johnson wins the top job, abstained.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - A government taskforce in Kenya has called for the management of the Kenya Forest Service to be sacked and some of its staff investigated for alleged corruption which it said had allowed for illegal logging and significant destruction to forests.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - A senior leader of Malaysia's ruling party quit on Monday, the latest among several party officials to leave or be sacked after criticizing Prime Minister Najib Razak over a multi-billion dollar financial scandal involving a state-owned fund.
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"If the German ambassador in Washington were to say that I am here to strengthen the Democrats, he would be sacked immediately," fumed Martin Schulz, the former boss of Germany's centre-left Social Democrats, adding that the ambassador behaved like "far-right colonial officer".
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JD, which has a market value of 3.1 billion pounds after its stock rose 51 percent this year, said it was deeply disappointed and concerned by the footage, which included one team leader saying that staff could be sacked on the spot for sitting down.
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"I am sure I am not going to be sacked because I am going to resign before we get to that point," Hammond told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, adding he would resign to May before she tenders her own resignation to the Queen on Wednesday.
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"I am sure I am not going to be sacked because I am going to resign before we get to that point," Hammond told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, adding he would resign to May before she tendered her own resignation to the Queen on Wednesday.
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While some of the disgraced members were replaced at previous Central Committee plenums – or full meetings – others snared in the last year or so are still on the books to be sacked this time around, ratifying the Politburo's earlier decisions to expel them from the party.
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The 30-year-old fullback, one of Australia's few genuinely world class players, was informed on Thursday he would be sacked if he could offer no good reason for a social media post that said gay people would go to "hell" if they did not "repent".
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Indianapolis' 21 campaign went off the rails when it became clear the team could not protect quarterback Andrew Luck, who eventually went down with a lacerated kidney, and it looks like little has changed as the former Pro-Bowler is on pace to be sacked 22015 times this year.
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JD, which has a market value of 3.1 billion pounds ($3.9 billion) after its stock rose 51 percent this year, said it was "deeply disappointed and concerned by the footage", which included one team leader saying that staff could be sacked on the spot for sitting down - an allegation the firm denied.
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At the same time, sources say Trump has returned to his earlier internal demands for Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE to be sacked.
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For we are talking about a manager who steered Swansea to the last 32 in the Europa League and an eighth-place Premier League finish before proving unlucky to be sacked in December last year following an admittedly wretched run of form that saw the Welsh side record just one win from 11 matches.
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But he can't be sacked because he is a leading Brexiteer—one of the first cabinet ministers to tell David Cameron that he was going to campaign for Brexit—and so is effectively protected by the 100-strong phalanx of pro-Brexit MPs (a phalanx that, incidentally, includes another serial bungler, Iain Duncan-Smith).
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Grant knew that he was going to be sacked, so on September 1, 1995, he went out and bought three notepads and a pencil, and used them to work on the book that was to become "Killing Floor"—and he has begun work on a new novel on the anniversary of that day every year since.
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