Sentence examples for discharge case from inspiring English sources

"Effective immediately, you will suspend processing of all involuntary separation actions," Marshall M. Williams, the acting assistant secretary of the Army for manpower and reserve affairs, wrote in the order, adding that he should be notified personally before a determination is made in any discharge case involving a Mavni recruit.

At the fully charged condition the 8.8 mm prismatic stack was shown to increase in thickness (over the fully discharge case) by about 140 μm stack representing a 1.6% overall expansion.

A hospital transfer was not considered as a discharge case.

Altogether 19 patients died while in hospital or within 14 days from discharge (Case fatality rate 1.6%).

We included information on perinatal and socioeconomic risk from discharge case notes and maternal psychosocial risk by validated questionnaire at 6 weeks post partum.

Data on IS were obtained from the daily admission logs, computerized hospital admission records, emergency department records, surgical records and radiology logs that were reviewed by the study staff and also from the discharge case notes that were written by surgeon to confirm the IS case.

In the last four years, Mr. Leeds's firm has handled more than 2,000 workplace discrimination and wrongful discharge cases.

report concluded that 72percentt of those illegal cruise-ship discharge cases in United States waters were accidental, and noted that their number declined from 24 in 1994 to 9 in 1998.

One welcome change would be a decision by the military to no longer aggressively pursue discharge cases against people whose sexuality is revealed by third parties, including jilted romantic partners.

This signaled a welcome retreat from the aggressive pursuit of discharge cases against people whose sexuality is disclosed by jilted romantic partners and others with some secret barracks agenda.

Discipline and discharge cases are decided under the "just cause" standard that the parties normally insert in their collective bargaining agreement.