Sentence examples for be able to discharge from inspiring English sources
Battlements were devised in order that warriors might be protected by the merlons and yet be able to discharge arrows or other missiles through the crenels.
First, the executive officials in Florida would be able to discharge all of their duties, including their duties imposed by federal law, under the rules in place on Election Day.
"This is about supporting local authorities now, to be able to discharge their new duties under the Act fully, so we're aiming to give local authorities the utmost support that they need in order to do that".
"It is not entirely clear how the Bank will be able to discharge its new statutory responsibility if we can do no more than issue sermons or organise burials," King added.
Under a sensible bankruptcy system, households in severe financial distress ought to be able to discharge their debts if they are willing to do two simple things: turn over all assets and make payments out of future income, to the extent that either exceeds a low and nationally uniform threshold.
Steven Zeisel, general counsel of the Consumer Bankers Association, testified that the agency's proposed guidelines for qualified mortgages will limit the pool of borrowers and that student loan holders may be able to discharge crippling debt through bankruptcy in the future.
Despite a history of mental health issues, our teenage son was able to discharge himself from the care of professionals.
They added, however, that pressures created by rising demands for care, high costs and problems with being able to discharge medically fit patients to suitable care outside hospital remained.
Miltiades, who defeated the Persians in the Battle of Marathon (490), died in disgrace the next year, unable to pay a large fine imposed on him for allegedly misconducting a subsequent operation; but Cimon, after arranging the marriage of his sister to the richest man in Athens, was able to discharge the debt.
The result, says the company, is that a module can be charged from flat in as little as 30 minutes and is able to discharge its full 6.2 kilowatt-hours in just six minutes.Making lithium-ion batteries capable of such feats is expensive.
