Word: dismissed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...didn't even hear of it until he became attorney general six years later. Said McGranery: "You can't have secrets and dispense justice behind closed doors in our system. It must be done in wide-open spaces . . . I say to you gentlemen that you cannot dismiss matters under these circumstances without leaving real suspicion, and cause and reason for that suspicion...
Under the provisions of the bill, if a conviction resulted from the indictment, the school or college would be forced to dismiss the convicted teacher...
...Mohammad succeeded to the governor-generalship when Nazimuddin stepped down in 1951. Now that Ghulam Mohammad had the title, however, he was Queen Elizabeth's official representative in the British Dominion of Pakistan and in the theory of British government has the monarch's delegated power to dismiss or appoint ministers and governments (in England, no monarch since the days of George III had dared invoke that power without the sanction of Parliament). Pakistan, however, is a special case: only 5½ years a nation, it functions under the 1935 Government of India...
Paeans of praise will balance the howls of public protest if the University remains firm in refusing to dismiss professors who invoke the Fifth Amendment, Kirtley F. Mather, professor of Geology, said last night...
...told his press conference that a committee appointed by the past Administration had submitted a report (Project Lincoln) which he had not studied in detail. No general conclusions, he said, had been reached on it in the National Security Council, the Cabinet or anywhere else. TIME does not dismiss as "trivial and inconsequential" the problem of defense and counterattack against Russia. But it does not hold that a group of scientists necessarily knows more about air defense than the military, nor does it believe that the U.S. will vanish from the face of the earth in two years unless...