In an early test of his mettle, he is ordered to carry out an execution (a beheading) and discharges his assignment with a poker-faced efficiency that pleases his superiors.
Although Ferraro was completing only her third term in the House of Representatives, she had impressed party leaders and political observers as a rising star in the party and had capably discharged important assignments, including as chair of the party's platform committee.
Therefore, many of the members transfer the cooperatives' duties to the management committee and members fail to discharge the cooperative assignment prioritizing their own individual activity.
Mrs. Chisholm, a volunteer nurse, discharges her first assignment at the hospital; giving a patient "Morning Care".
By Decla Dunning The New Yorker, October 24 , 1942P. 71 Mrs. Chisholm, a volunteer nurse, discharges her first assignment at the hospital; giving a patient "Morning Care".
The therapists will be informed about the randomization outcome prior to the last psychotherapeutic session during inpatient treatment so that they can inform the patients about their group assignment before discharge.
Abbreviations: CA, corrected age; D, Near Discharge; E1, Near Enrollment Before Assignment; E2, Near Enrollment After Assignment; PMA, postmenstrual age; T, At Term.
He said he was subsequently discharged for refusing an assignment to return to the Iran Task Force, although agency officials said he refused other possible assignments, as well.
They discharged us with the assignment to think it over.
Subjects were enrolled irrespective of nurse triage assignments and discharge diagnoses.
We hypothesized that systematic differences between chief complaint and discharge diagnosis might affect syndrome assignment and that characterizing such differences would outline the potential strengths and weaknesses of using each type of data.
