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.
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.
The World War I Service Records consist of 3X5 cards recording war service of University of Chicago students, including dates of enlistment and discharge, ranks and assignments, and war service credit given by the University, 1917-1919.
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.
Subjects were enrolled irrespective of nurse triage assignments and discharge diagnoses.
The crash threatened to end his career, but Schilling, determined to prevent Overton from being discharged, gave him extra assignments to keep him in the military.
One need not agree with every position he takes to recognize that he brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to government as well as skill in discharging a range of assignments.
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.
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".
Abbreviations: CA, corrected age; D, Near Discharge; E1, Near Enrollment Before Assignment; E2, Near Enrollment After Assignment; PMA, postmenstrual age; T, At Term.
