dismissal
बाद
definition
noun
their controversial dismissal from the competition
the act of ordering or allowing someone to leave.
the government's dismissal of the report
the act of treating something as unworthy of serious consideration; rejection.
translation of 'dismissal'
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example
their controversial 'dismissal' from the competition
But, after the 'dismissal' of Adams early in the second half, Saints came back with goals from Keigan Parker and Momo Sylla.
I think new magistrates should have been secured long before the 'dismissal' .
Craig Skinner, back at City after winning an appeal against his 'dismissal' by the club, played the full 90 minutes.
The drivers did this in response to the 'dismissal' of one of their work colleagues.
their controversial 'dismissal' from the competition
As with O'Reilly, offhand 'dismissal' of critics is not a good practice for any business, organization, group, or individual.
Despite reports of his likely 'dismissal' , he has been assured that he will remain in the Cabinet.
the 'dismissal' of an employee
The tribunal is investigating claims of constructive 'dismissal' made by former Wasps head coach Dean Robinson, and by his assistant coach, John Paterson.
At the Tulle plant, where 200 of 389 employees are threatened with 'dismissal' , 150 workers went out on strike.
I saw him pause, his forehead furrowing at her 'dismissal' of me.
a claim for unfair 'dismissal'
a claim for unfair 'dismissal'
Both have been unsuccessful in their claims for unfair 'dismissal' .
England supporters will be well aware of a disputed LBW 'dismissal' of top West Indian batsman Brian Lara in the final test at the Oval.
I just hope that your article does not assist in Karin Kortje's 'dismissal' from the show.
the 'dismissal' of a batsman
He believed his 'dismissal' had something to do with the drug squad.
The time from its first hearing in the High Court to an appeal and 'dismissal' by the law lords was about 36 hours.
His 'dismissal' in October followed a complaint from a patient.
The reason for dismissal must be that uppermost in the mind of the employer at the time of 'dismissal' .
Marston bowed, hearing a 'dismissal' in the kings words.
Given the interlocutory nature of this appeal, a remand rather than an outright 'dismissal' is appropriate.
the government's 'dismissal' of the report
There is no fixed rule of law defining the degree of misconduct which will justify 'dismissal' .
the 'dismissal' of the appeal
the 'dismissal' of an employee
I can't really think of a clever 'dismissal' or arch comment to make about this.
But his 'dismissal' of the Weekly Standard's article on Lennon's "Imagine" is misguided.
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