Examples of 'would be dismissed' in a sentence
Meaning of "would be dismissed"
This phrase refers to the potential action of being fired or losing one's job. It implies that a person's employment is at risk and they may face termination. The phrase is often used in a hypothetical or hypothetical situation in which someone's job performance or behavior is not satisfactory
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would be dismissed
You said this would be dismissed quickly.
Students who refuse to take the test would be dismissed.
Offenders would be dismissed without exception.
And then the lawsuits would be dismissed.
The appeal would be dismissed on the first issue.
Those who failed to do so would be dismissed.
I would be dismissed for sure.
He had assumed that he would be dismissed.
The claim would be dismissed early the next year.
Seven other counts against him would be dismissed.
It would be dismissed as fake news.
That technician would be dismissed.
Today she would be dismissed as a prophet of gloom and doom.
I thought that he would be dismissed.
Travis would be dismissed from the Federation but would continue his vendetta against Blake.
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If you put this in a novel it would be dismissed as too far fetched.
In September the government announced that all striking public workers would be dismissed.
Conviction would be dismissed as well.
The Court held that the appeal would be dismissed.
Then he would be dismissed.
Should he refuse this transfer, he would be dismissed.
Those who think that they would be dismissed are already looking for another job.
By the way, nobody believed that he would be dismissed.
If found unfair the results would be dismissed and new elections would be held.
In any normal democracy, those responsible for blunders like this would be dismissed.
The company also agreed that no worker would be dismissed for participating in the strike.
He would be dismissed immediately, without pay.
An anonymous letter and I would be dismissed.
Anyway, you would be dismissed after a mutual agreement.
Otherwise, the appeal would be dismissed.
I would be dismissed for sure . One night.
The Socialist Prussian Government would be dismissed by emergency decree.
Under such a scenario, it is likely that many lawsuits brought by investors would be dismissed.
In extreme cases, officials would be dismissed or punished.
Because of that, the company 's remaining workers feared that they too would be dismissed.
But any video would be … would be dismissed as staged.
In this situation, the measure with the less accurate value would be dismissed.
Worst case, cause of death would be dismissed as a tragic accident.
Where it is accepted by the Commission as such, the complaint would be dismissed.
The Tribunal, the complaint would be dismissed as it is filed outside the time limits.
Otherwise, the case against them would be dismissed.
Besides, I would be dismissed immediately if I said the slightest thing to you about my employer.
In addition, public officials who engaged in such acts would be dismissed from their posts.
Technically. would be dismissed as staged. But any video would be.
If they did not obey, the village Party secretary would be dismissed from office.
If I had my way, you would be dismissed for disloyalty to Her Ladyship!
The answer to these questions seems obvious, You would be dismissed and judged.
If I was the judge, your ticket would be dismissed.
Those who do not find a job within 12 months would be dismissed.
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Other cancers seen were dismissed as not significant
I dismissed this hospital and my husband cheated on me
You are hereby dismissed from your office
