Sentence examples for continue discharging from inspiring English sources

In August 2001, the corporation applied to renew another permit that would allow it to continue discharging wastewater into the Hudson without doing a study of the effect on the environment.

A statement released by her said she would continue discharging her duties impartially.

Mr Nobbs told the BBC: "Once that element of trust has gone it is impossible to continue discharging one's duty as a chief executive.

The oil well continues discharging at 29.6 s, and the liquid flow rate slightly increases from 465 to 503 gpm.

She has considered joining a class-action lawsuit against BP and others led by Susan Spicer, a prominent New Orleans chef whose complaint says, "Simply put, the oil slick and continuing discharge of crude oil is an ecological and economic disaster for Plaintiff".

Yet even as kayakers glide alongside the banks and fishermen catch striped bass for sport at its mouth at Gowanus Bay — the fish are too contaminated to eat — residents complain about the odors from continuing discharges of sewage and unsightly debris from scrap metal yards and other industrial enterprises.

Researchers examining mussels and sediments have found that concentrations of hydrocarbons have fallen so low that they probably represent only "the continuing discharge of ballast water from tankers in the sound".

Lithium-rich layered oxide materials are very promising but with some weaknesses, which limit their commercialization, such as large irreversible capacity loss at the first cycle, continuing discharge capacity and voltage fading.

Epilepsy is a neuronal disorder that is characterized by the abnormal, continued discharge and hypersynchronous activity of neurons [ 1].

As one doctor explained: '[W]e [among doctors] have also subsequently talked about this [discharging patients], that we should continue with discharging them [patients].

(Doctor, Hospital A) '[W]e [among doctors] have also subsequently talked about this [discharging patients], that we should continue with discharging them [patients].