Sentence examples for allowed to discharge from inspiring English sources

In cases like his, where patients need long-term care, hospitals are not allowed to discharge them to the streets.

Under state law, public hospitals are not allowed to discharge patients to shelters or to the street.

That is, PEVs are allowed to discharge to the grid only down to a pre-defined SOC level.

Meanwhile, to protect the storage units, BESS should not be allowed to discharge when the SOC is less than the minimum SOC.

"I can't think of any conditions that a ship should be allowed to discharge this material if it can kill sea birds.

The two RP electrodes were periodically set to ±5 V relative to the conductive surface of the mock-up and allowed to discharge in the surrounding atmosphere.

In allowing to discharge A →⊥ in order to infer A, this rule undermines the subformula principle.

It is important to note that according to Tehran Province Water and Wastewater organization (TPWW), the maximum allowable COD of wastewater that is allowed to directly discharge into the surface waters is 60 mg L−1.

Stan Woznicki, the MCA's counter-pollution officer, said: "PIB is on certain occasions allowed to be discharged into the sea.

This equipment allowed her to discharge cargo at the rate of 90 LT at any one time.

In 2009, while remarking on a losing legislative battle against banks that would have allowed homeowners to discharge some mortgage debt in bankruptcy, Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill).