And the worst penalty a firm can mete out to a wrongdoer is the sack.
Imagine if track had events such as these: the sack race, the one-legged hop, skipping backward.
That's compared with 36% who said they watch TV while, or after, hitting the sack.
As for the sack of the Alexandrian library, that, says Mr Kennedy, is a discredited myth.
Home Office ministers are warning that policemen who stand in the way of reform face the sack.
He was offered a choice: resign and escape legal action, or face the sack and the courts.
She adds that when she tried to form a union, she was threatened with the sack and blacklisting.
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"I am more wolf than thee, " Pablo said and Robert Jordan knew that he would pick up the sack.
He says such Olympic-style sporting events sit well alongside tractor races, tug of war and the sack loading-and-unloading race.
Mikhail Kasyanov, the outgoing prime minister, has long been tipped for the sack.
Wrap up your workout at least three hours before you hit the sack: Exercise can be too stimulating near bedtime.
The first was in Constantinople and mysteriously disappeared in the sack of the city in the Fourth Crusade in 1204.
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No place in the second round - and, for Cha, the sack at age 45 and an early flight back to Seoul.
It is highly unusual, if not unique, to have a minister admitting she is not good enough and giving herself the sack.
And that begs the question, what firms decide to retain such a tainted board member, and which ones decide give them the sack?
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Grant was reportedly told this week he had to win one of his next three games to avoid the sack before the new year.
Keane arrived at Portman Road in April 2009, only two days after Jim Magilton was given the sack for failing to secure a play-off place.
The BBC understands one Conservative MP is prepared to face the sack from their job as a ministerial aide by rebelling against the coalition and others could follow.
He is on the English side at the sack of Caen where the vultures sit on the crenellated city walls waiting to feast on the dead.
It is in exactly situations like these that we all want to see clubs back the individuals they have employed rather than see the sack as a quick fix.
"A litter sack was dumped in the towpath near Lisburn and a couple of ladies saw the gentleman leaving the sack and they went over and lifted it, " she said.
Eventually he got the sack from his post in Hanover for being away so much, but by then he was firmly established in London, receiving a royal pension from the ailing Queen Anne.
Joey Evans (Adrian Aguilar), the title character, is a cheap-souled Chicago hoofer who catches the eye of Vera Simpson (Susie McGonagle), a man-hungry socialite of a certain age who buys him a nightclub in return for his services in the sack.
If it is approved for use in the U.S., the makers will play up the extra time a 20mg tablet gives a guy to woo his way into the sack, as their ads now do in Europe, Australia and New Zealand.
When the rubber sack makes contact with an object, whether a glass, a pen, or other hard item, a narrow inner tube sucks a small percentage of air out of the sack, making it contract and conform to the shape of the object it touches.
In the popular World War II cartoon strip The Sad Sack, the character was a naive, confused, lazy, bumbling private, but happy enough and almost lovable.
Kraft loved the Patriots since the sad sack days of the 1970s and '80s.
He started off bemoaning the sad sack performance of the global economic.
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However, the minister can sack the chairman of a health trust if he feels he is not carrying out his or her duties.
Do I close all the hospitals and sack the police?
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