Sentence examples for To discharges from inspiring English sources
verb
To accomplish or complete, as an obligation.
He attributed elevated levels of heavy metals to discharges from mines that had been flowing long before the most recent incident.
They also said they would talk to active-duty gay men and lesbians as part of that review, although under the current policy such conversations are supposed to lead to discharges.
Francis Hauksbee in 1709 proved that the effect occurred in other than glass containers, did not require an extremely low pressure, and was similar to discharges produced by his electrical machine.
The environmental tax – which will levy fees according to discharges of sulphur dioxide, sewage and other contaminants – is intended as a disincentive for polluting industries, many of which have flocked to China to take advantage of low costs and weak regulations.
A senior defense official declined to say under repeated questioning at a briefing for reporters if Mr. Gates's memorandum was in effect an end to discharges under the law, given the number and seniority of officials who must approve a discharge.
I do not have data on the number of home retention actions for the years 2006 and 2007, but I assume the dollar value of discharges those years were, as a proportion to discharges in 2008, the same as total mortgage loan discharges by commercial banks.
We are attempting to discharge those responsibilities".
"The time has come to discharge them.
"We have begun to discharge patients," he told Russian television.
She eventually managed to discharge her without morphine.
There's undoubtedly a pressure to discharge patients.
