This protection from arbitrary dismissal furthers the pursuit of scholarship and intellectual endeavor free from extraneous interference so as to further the academic mission to the students and the community.

The British agreement, however, makes arbitrary dismissal of a manuscript more difficult.

Under regulations already in force, Judge Lacey will have strong protection against arbitrary dismissal, which is a safeguard for independence.

Primarily, the Act provided for better tenant-landlord relationship, a 50-50 sharing of the crop, regulation of interest to 10% per agricultural year, and a safeguard against arbitrary dismissal by the landlord.

After similar arbitrary dismissals, American academe eventually adopted the German university model, with its research-oriented faculty of experts and the protection of lehrfreiheit, or freedom to teach, without political restraints.

In addition, institutional acts deprived previous officeholders and candidates of their political rights and permitted the arbitrary dismissal of public employees.

But a smaller teachers group, the Georgia Association of Educators, remains opposed; its executive director, Drew Albritton, said the provision would drive away good teachers by permitting arbitrary dismissals.

In the rush before adjournment, principals were protected not only against arbitrary dismissals, but also against transfers.

Isolation is "a fully arbitrary dismissal from consciousness of all disturbing and destructive thought and feeling".

In 2006 Karimov continued arbitrary dismissals and shifts of subordinates in the government, including one deputy prime minister.