Sentence examples for be discharged for from inspiring English sources
verb
To accomplish or complete, as an obligation.
He asked to be discharged for overseas duty.
Elderly inpatients, many of whom should be discharged for treatment at home, then "block" beds on wards.
He thought he was likely under investigation and was "scared to death" he would be discharged for being transgender.
He was a high-school dropout who had turned to drugs and alcohol, and then joined the Navy, only to be discharged for desertion.
One of them sees the creation of wealth as a mature duty to be discharged for the benefit of the whole community, with the aim of perpetuating a way of life that has its own distinctive character and tradition.
If you fail to complete a mission, you can be discharged for incompetence, although in real life it is more likely that you would be put on permanent latrine duty.
He had been discharged for lack of evidence.
Annette was discharged for the third time, on Christmas Eve.
I have been discharged for a year now.
Two weeks ago, he'd been discharged for unreliability and insubordination.
The panel also cited money lost in training personnel who were discharged for being gay.
