Sentence examples for continue to discharge from inspiring English sources
He will continue to discharge his duties as senior non-executive director until his second term expires in November".
"We will continue to discharge those responsibilities regardless of the outcome of the vote on the 18th September".
He said: "I will reiterate that we will implement whatever we're asked to implement and I'll add further, if I may, that we also have responsibilities, as you know, for financial stability in the United Kingdom and we will continue to discharge those responsibilities until they change.
"As long as I am the attorney general, I will continue to discharge my duties with integrity and honor," Sessions said, "and this department will continue to do its work in a fair and impartial manner according to the law and Constitution".
Similarly, near- and offshore pipelines continue to discharge increasing volumes of sewage, fish waste, or industrial effluent into the marine environment.
Some neurons in F5 discharge only during the last part of grasping; others start to fire during the phase in which the hand opens and continue to discharge during the phase when the hand closes; finally a few discharge prevalently in the phase in which the hand opens.
The Gold King mine continues to discharge 500 gallons per minute but the polluted water is being contained and treated in two recently dug ponds by the site of the spill, according to the EPA.
As BP's deepwater well continues to discharge oil into the Gulf, the economic and public health effects are already being felt across coastal communities.
Frustrated by government inaction, we stepped in to perform our own investigation and confirmed that the Stilley Facility continues to discharge swine waste into public waters that flow to the Trent River, and ultimately, the Neuse Estuary.
Yet, the government continues to discharge its responsibility for the health and prosperity of the economy through coerced trickle-down; in other words, through redistribution achieved by the rigging of labor prices, including the minimum wage; by taxation to support redistribution and job "creation;" or subsidization by inflation and by all kinds of welfare, open and concealed.
