Voorbeelden van cashiering

• Cashiering is frequently incurred for nothing more serious than passing a dud cheque.

• In the case of an officer a sentence of cashiering always accompanies a sentence of penal servitude or imprisonment.

• For an officer the punishment is cashiering, or some lesser punishment, and for an airman it is imprisonment, or some lesser punishment.

• Cashiering is probably in very many cases a far more serious punishment than imprisonment.

• They were sentenced to fines ranging from£5 to£100 by civil courts and from severe reprimand to cashiering and imprisonment for five years by military courts.

• We are told that cashiering is in some cases equivalent to discharge with ignominy.

• The term "discharge" in this connection is defined as including cashiering, dismissal, removal, retirement and resignation.

• Is he aware also that it has been estimated that some 50,000 employees in clearing banks are currently doing cashiering and book-keeping work?

• Cashiering meant that the officer could not get into the best clubs and was shunned by his friends.

• Of course, that decision was not dismissal or cashiering, which latter would imply some disgraceful and probably criminal offence.

• I am not at all clear what exactly is the difference between cashiering and discharging.

• There are, of course, more severe punishments than dismissal, such as cashiering and even imprisonment.

• Every officer who saw this before him would jump at the opportunity of having imprisonment without cashiering instead of cashiering.

• It is designed as an escape for officers, because the only penalty can be cashiering.

• My first objection to it is that the single penalty of cashiering is a vicious provision.