Przykłady cashier

• A large number of people go in daily fear of their lives—solitary old ladies, innocent girls, and respectable cashiers.

• On the other hand, an officer who was found drunk on an outpost, was tried and cashiered.

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

• In addition, they mean a great deal more work—for people who pay wages; also cashiers in banks can weigh money more easily than count notes.

• No specific instructions have been issued relating to cashiers employed in petrol filling stations.

• Field cashiers do not have private moneys entrusted to them in their official capacity.

• I may say, however, that the great majority of divisional and corps field cashiers were able to return with their public money intact.

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

• The officer in charge of the area has to initiate a voluminous correspondence with the various cashiers.

• Is he aware that many cashiers find that when giving change for larger notes they are asked for pound notes and not for coins?

• The canteen workers are covered, as are the cashiers.

• He was convicted and sentenced to be cashiered.

• In fact, the punishment of being cashiered is very serious indeed.

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

• Traditionally, and for years and years this country has understood the word "cashiered" to mean the greatest disgrace to which an officer can be subjected.