dismissal in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for dismissal in the English»French Dictionary

dismissal [Brit dɪsˈmɪsl, Am ˌdɪsˈmɪs(ə)l] N

1. dismissal:

dismissal (of employee, worker)

licenciement m

dismissal (of servant)

renvoi m

dismissal (of civil servant)

révocation f

dismissal (of manager, director, minister)

destitution f

2. dismissal (of idea, threat):

dismissal

refus m de prendre [qc] en considération

3. dismissal LAW (of appeal, claim):

dismissal

rejet m

unfair dismissal N LAW

unfair dismissal

licenciement m abusif

constructive dismissal N U

constructive dismissal LAW, ADMIN

fausse démission f

constructive dismissal LAW, ADMIN

licenciement m implicite

wrongful dismissal N U or C

wrongful dismissal

licenciement m abusif

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wrongful dismissal, arrest, imprisonment

arbitraire

Translations for dismissal in the French»English Dictionary

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limogeage (en destituant)

dismissal

révocation (de personne)

dismissal

préavis de licenciement

dismissal notice

non-lieu

dismissal (of a charge)

on m'a notifié mon licenciement

I was given my dismissal notice Am

dismissal in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for dismissal in the English»French Dictionary

dismissal N no pl

1. dismissal (disregarding):

dismissal

dévalorisation f

2. dismissal (firing from a job):

dismissal

licenciement m

3. dismissal (removal from high position):

dismissal

destitution f

Translations for dismissal in the French»English Dictionary

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destitution

dismissal

non-lieu

dismissal of charges

licenciement

dismissal

révocation d'un fonctionnaire

dismissal

renvoi

dismissal

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The Premier ministre in France is the head of the government and is in charge of its activities. He remains in office for five years. He is authorized to enforce guidelines and regulations in areas which are unregulated. He suggests the appointment and dismissal of Ministers to the President and is responsible for Parliament.

dismissal Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

The Premier ministre in France is the head of the government and is in charge of its activities. He remains in office for five years. He is authorized to enforce guidelines and regulations in areas which are unregulated. He suggests the appointment and dismissal of Ministers to the President and is responsible for Parliament.

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English

He took more than five dismissals in an innings in four of the ten innings in which he kept wicket.

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However, his facile grace also lead to accusations that he was a lazy batsman who was vulnerable to soft dismissals.

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He holds the record for scoring the most first class runs between dismissals.

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There are strict and very short time limits for claims of unfair dismissal.

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Of course, each claim must have its own basis for jurisdiction in the court in which it is brought or be subject to dismissal.

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Gross misconduct is really just a vague list of offences that could most easily justify summary dismissal for a first offence.

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After his dismissal from the treasurership in 1295, he devoted himself to the care of his diocese, and was regarded as pious bishop.

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Divulging one's membership in a society can be grounds for dismissal.

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Dismissal from the fourth tier is still possible, however, if a club finishes bottom three seasons in a row.

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In the second innings, he was criticised for his dismissal.

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