sackable造句

• O'Donnell is the least intercepted quarterback in league history, but he also is eminently sackable.
• He has made regional governors sackable, and removed their automatic membership of the upper house of parliament.
• Norris also failed to investigate whether there were any other unauthorized trades and, instead of firing Leeson for what was considered a " sackable " offence, approved his raise for 1994.
• "Further, Mr . Norris took no action against Mr . Leeson for his supposed unauthorized action, " which had been described by another Baring official as " sackable offense, " the report said.
• Asking for holiday leave is now in the UK also frowned upon in traditional full-time contracts as it is taken to be a sign of lack of commitment and team spirit and as a propensity to laziness, and it is often punished, and is considered by most as a sackable offence.
• Kimmel said in his opening monologue " I don t know who decided to release this tape but whoever that was I just want to say thankyou from the bottom of my heart,  The staff member at Nine who leaked the video, will face disciplinary action, with insiders stating it is a " sackable " offence.
• For example, adding Barack Obama to List of United States presidents is a " bastardisation " of the list, and an act which " would be sackable offence in any accademic institution " Nobody has supported Gavin's view that current policy prohibits us from keeping lists updated, yet Gavin has insisted that " its policy " and that " there is strong evidence that it is supported " [ http : / / en . wikipedia . org / w / index . php ? title = Wikipedia _ talk % 3ARequests _ for _ comment % 2FInclusion _ criteria _ for _ Lists & action = historysubmit & diff = 386348761 & oldid = 386348404 . ( Note that this is not " Policy ought to disallow . . . " but " Current policy disallows . . . ".