Sentence examples for difficult to discharge from inspiring English sources

Once in hospital, doctors are finding it difficult to discharge patients because the support services in the community needed for the most vulnerable are not available.

Still others have gone into bankruptcy, after using all their assets to try to pay the student debt, which is difficult to discharge under any circumstances.

But hospitals are also finding it difficult to discharge patients.

The change makes it more difficult to discharge someone from the Army for being transgender.

Finally, unlike every other type of consumer debt, it is very difficult to discharge balances in bankruptcy.

The Air Force looks set to join the Army in making it more difficult to discharge whom?

The thrust of both House and Senate bills is to make it more difficult for people to discharge their debts.

[C9.] Senate Discussing Bankruptcy Bill Legislation sought by banks and credit card companies to make it more difficult for consumers to discharge their debts in personal bankruptcy made its way to the Senate.

But the new laws made it more difficult for ordinary Americans to discharge their debts, and encouraged reckless lending on the part of lenders, who thought they could more easily force poor borrowers to repay.

The transfers came as New York officials were making deep cuts at the state hospitals and seeking to discharge patients who were difficult and costly to treat.

It would be difficult in any event because federal bankruptcy law makes it nearly impossible to discharge student loan debts.