Word: dismissingly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Employers may still dismiss someone who is incapable of doing work or who poses a significant risk of spreading disease. But, Brennan stressed, each individual case must be judged in the light of medical evidence that such a risk exists and a showing that safe alternative work cannot reasonably be found for the employee...
More ramps follow, and then you stumble upon the food concourse, and the aroma of hot dogs and spilled beer assaulting your senses. Another Garden usher in a gold jacket talks with a security guard in a blue uniform. Both dismiss you with a terse set of directions...
Evan J. Mandery '89, chairman of the committeethat drafted the council report, said the councilwill continue to push for the reforms contained inthe report. "I don't think he [Spence] should beso fast to dismiss our recommendations, becauseinformal input currently exists and isinsufficient," Mandery said...
...deal with. Regan never understood how to handle her. It has a lot to do with how he interacts with women." The chief of staff became notorious in the past two years for his remarks disparaging women's interests and intelligence. In the White House he tended to dismiss the First Lady's advice or, worse, to shunt off her calls to his assistants. "I have never seen a wife who gets into her husband's affairs so much," he told an acquaintance. "It's unfortunate that she doesn't realize how damaging that...
...ever played. (It wasn't.) For Reagan, the moral lesson comes first; it shapes the event, not the other way around. Perhaps Wills' most important insight into America's 40th President can be found in his discussion of Reagan's days as a sports announcer. Reagan's detractors, who dismiss the president as "just an actor" and view him as no more than a tele-prompted automaton, have not looked back far enough into his past. If they did, they would better understand the man and his appeal...