"Al-Maliki is a leader of militias, he is a criminal, he should be fired from his position immediately" Ahmed Ismaeil, one of the mourners, told CNN.
At 12:00 BST on Monday, a 41-gun salute will be fired from Hyde Park, along with a 21-gun salute in Windsor Great Park and a 62-gun salute at the Tower of London.
In addition to scoring worse on performance reviews, external hires were 61% more likely to be fired from their new jobs than were those who had been promoted from within the firm.
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The French were impressive in Saturday's 34-21 win over Scotland and O'Driscoll says Ireland will have to be fired up from the very first whistle.
Even worse would be being fired 10 years from now when I will probably be too old to be hired by anyone else.
As a solid-fuel rocket, this could be fired at short notice from mobile launchers.
Lebanon's President Elias Hrawi has often pledged that not a single bullet would be fired across the border from Lebanon should the Israelis withdraw.
They may be needed, though probably not in Kinshasa's leafy diplomatic district where the fighting took place, so much as in poorer districts where rival supporters will be fired up by commentaries from television stations belonging to the two candidates.
American Electric will utilize the pipeline to fuel its power plants, which will be converted from coal-fired to natural gas in order to comply with tightening environmental standards.
Solar PV is coming down in price so quickly that as its supporters insist, it will be directly price competitive with coal fired electricity from the grid in the next few years.
The land-based anti-missile rocket is to be launched from Kwajalein Atoll in the Pacific in hopes of destroying a modified Minuteman missile fired into space 20 minutes earlier from Vandenberg Air Force Base, 4, 300 miles (6, 880 kms) away in California.
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You can speak your responses, and a reply will be fired off without any need to direct your attention away from the road.
Pernetti's failure to terminate Rice last year when he first became aware of the footage showing the coach abusing players in practices had prompted calls from faculty and beyond for him to be fired.
He is said still to be miffed that Mr Ellison snatched PeopleSoft away from him and promptly fired thousands of its workers as part of an integration plan.
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But in recent years -- from "rubber rooms" for teachers who can't be fired in New York City to the prison workers unions in California that helped to drive prison spending to nearly the same level as all higher education in the state -- resentments have been stirring against the power and alleged abuses of public sector unions.
This may be because they avoid the mistakes that got them fired and are careful in staying away from toxic organizations.
If all goes well in the next several months of construction, the exhaust from a coal-fired cement plant in San Antonio will soon be all but unrecognizable.
Crop yields are now projected to be better, natural gas-fired distilling is projected to get more efficient, and the carbon emissions from increased land use are now less than previously calculated.
The investments will, among other things, hook up new wind farms and nuclear power stations to the electricity grid to replace traditional coal-fired power stations, and enable more liquefied natural gas imported from Qatar and elsewhere to be added to the gas network as North Sea gas supplies dwindle.
And when the Securities and Exchange Commission arrives within five years or so for its regularly scheduled inspection of the manager, the trader will either have been fired or learned to keep his mouth shut and any documents related to the incident will be withheld from disclosure to the regulator under the attorney-client privilege.
That lets operators experiment with different flow rates and carbon-dioxide concentrations, which can be tweaked to be anything from 3.5% to 14% (roughly equivalent to those from a coal-fired power station).
Not to be outdone, Jaaskelainen fumbled a seemingly innocuous cross at the other end into the path of Tom Huddlestone who fired over from six yards.
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