Examples of 'may dismiss' in a sentence
Meaning of "may dismiss"
may dismiss: a phrase suggesting the possibility or option to terminate or dismiss someone from employment, a position, or a responsibility. It indicates that there is a chance or potential for someone to be let go, fired, or relieved of their duties
How to use "may dismiss" in a sentence
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The president may dismiss magistrates at will.
They have an impact and may dismiss us.
You may dismiss the parade.
It is he who appoints and he who may dismiss.
You may dismiss when ready.
Until then, either party may dismiss the other.
The latter may dismiss it through a vote of no confidence.
Even when signs of suicidality are apparent, clinicians may dismiss them.
You may dismiss the class for today.
Now you may dismiss.
We may dismiss the appeal if it is frivolous.
The court may dismiss some.
You may dismiss early pregnancy nausea as stomach flu or indigestion.
The municipal council appoints and may dismiss the council chair as well as the mayor.
A panel may dismiss an appeal or reverse the decision of an administrator.
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I think she is afraid I may dismiss her and her family.
Judges may dismiss the case for lack of proof at any time.
Major fincham, you may dismiss when ready.
The panel may dismiss the complaint if the complaint is not substantiated.
If no contravention is revealed, the Commission may dismiss the complaint.
Some may dismiss this as a myth.
The Board sets their compensation and may dismiss them ;.
You may dismiss the idea.
If not contravention is revealed, the Commission may dismiss the complaint.
You may dismiss them.
Upon receipt of the recommendation, the Commission may dismiss the complaint.
But you may dismiss me from your mind and conscience.
Lawyers for Lavabit founder, judges may dismiss civil liberties concerns.
The prosecution may dismiss a juvenile case in certain circumstances waiver of prosecution.
I m not going to resign, but I will go even though they may dismiss me.
The board employs and may dismiss the rector of the university.
They may dismiss emotional outbursts such as anger with excuses like being tired or stressed.
There are instances when FMCSA may dismiss your application for an operating authority.
The president chairs meetings of the Government, which he also may dismiss in its entirety.
An employer may dismiss a worker owing to lack of work or for personnel reasons.
If you miss three appointments without calling us, we may dismiss you as a VIM patient.
Schools may dismiss bullies from sports teams or suspend them from school.
If he's found guilty at the appeal… the Supreme Court may dismiss any further appeals.
The Committee may dismiss any communication not warranting further action.
After prior approval by the regulatory authority, the Supervisory Body may dismiss the compliance officer.
The Commissioner may dismiss your complaint or order the head to take the appropriate action.
When police violate a person 's Fourth Amendment rights, the court may dismiss the charges against them.
And then you may dismiss yourself until I send for you.
The Premier appoints the Provincial Ministers, assigns their powers and functions, and may dismiss them.
The President of the Republic may dismiss governors and mayors of large towns.
Some may dismiss this statement as unjustified and self-serving.
At any time the General Assembly may dismiss the members of the Board of Directors.
But you may dismiss me from your mind and conscience. But Estella is a different case.
Dismissal of a Complaint The Tribunal may dismiss a complaint at any time where,.
You may dismiss the Grand Council.
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