judgment of dismissal Antonyms
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Meaning of judgment of dismissal
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judgment of dismissal (n)
a judgment disposing of the matter without a trial
judgment of dismissal Sentence Examples
- The teacher gave the judgment of dismissal to the rowdy student who disrupted class daily.
- The jury reached a judgment of dismissal in the long-standing civil case after days of deliberation.
- The company faced a judgment of dismissal from its shareholders due to poor management decisions.
- The editor made a judgment of dismissal for the article due to its inflammatory and biased content.
- The immigration officer gave a judgment of dismissal for the visa application due to incomplete documentation.
- The manager passed a judgment of dismissal on the employee due to repeated misconduct and negligence.
- The judge made a judgment of dismissal for the case due to lack of evidence and insufficient grounds.
- The disciplinary committee gave a judgment of dismissal for the student involved in a cheating scandal.
- The housing association issued a judgment of dismissal to the tenant for defaulting on rent payments.
- The board of directors issued a judgment of dismissal for the CEO due to fraudulent practices and mishandling of company funds.
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a judgment disposing of the matter without a trial
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The teacher gave the judgment of dismissal to the rowdy student who disrupted class daily.
The jury reached a judgment of dismissal in the long-standing civil case after days of deliberation.
The company faced a judgment of dismissal from its shareholders due to poor management decisions.
The editor made a judgment of dismissal for the article due to its inflammatory and biased content.
