had sacked

Past perfectconjugation ofsack.There are other translations for this conjugation.

sack

Prime Minister Prachanda had sacked General Katawal for continual and deliberately provocative insubordination to the civilian government, in defiance of the interim constitution and the Compre hensive Peace Agreement (CPA) that brought the 10-year-old People's War to an end in 2006.	El primer ministro Prachanda destituyó al general Katawal por deliberada y constante insubordinación provocadora al gobierno civil, en desafió a la constitución interina y al Acuerdo de Paz Global (APG) que en 2006 trajo a su fin los 10 años de guerra popular.
In Tambov province a crowd of peasants, with certain furloughed soldiers at their head, had sacked a landlords estate.	En la provincia de Tambov una muchedumbre de campesinos, capitaneada por algunos soldados con licencia, saquea las casas señoriales.
By Alan Woods In a surprise broadcast address to the nation last Tuesday, just three weeks before the presidential election, Putin announced that he had sacked his government.	El martes pasado y por sorpresa, en un discurso televisado y solo tres semanas antes de las elecciones presidenciales, Putin anunció la destitución de su gobierno.
I reminded that they had sacked Kabul during the 1992–96 civil war and that they were responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands of people.	Yo había recordado que ellos habían saqueado Kabul durante la guerra civil que se desarrolló de 1992 a 1996 y que ellos era responsables por la muerte de decenas de miles de personas.
An Industrial Tribunal had upheld the shop stewards' claim that ICTS had sacked them because of their trade union opinions and socialist political beliefs; a decision that strengthens the hand of all trade unionist activists in that it makes it more difficult for employers to sack them.	Un tribunal laboral ratificó la protesta de los líderes sindicales afirmando que la ICTS les había despedido a causa de sus opiniones sindicales y de sus creencias políticas socialistas. Una decisión que favorece a todos los activistas sindicales ya que hace más difícil a las empresas despedirles.