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O'Donnell is the least intercepted quarterback in league history, but he also is eminently sackable.
He has made regional governors sackable, and removed their automatic membership of the upper house of parliament.
Norris also failed to investigate whether there were any other unauthorized trades and, instead of firing Leeson for what was considered a " sackable " offence, approved his raise for 1994.
"Further, Mr . Norris took no action against Mr . Leeson for his supposed unauthorized action, " which had been described by another Baring official as " sackable offense, " the report said.
Asking for holiday leave is now in the UK also frowned upon in traditional full-time contracts as it is taken to be a sign of lack of commitment and team spirit and as a propensity to laziness, and it is often punished, and is considered by most as a sackable offence.