Sentence examples for discharge duty from inspiring English sources
Estimation shows that the structure is robust enough to withstand the electromagnetic force and the heat load for typical discharge duty cycles.
Rehousing of London homeless families as far away as Hull, Stoke, Birmingham and Manchester has proved politically toxic, and ministers are understood to be wary of making it easier for council to discharge duty outside the capital, not least because of objections from discharged families' new "host" councils.
Argument Presidential electors "exercise federal functions under," and discharge duties pursuant to, "authority conferred by" the Constitution.
In Burroughs v. United States, we said: "While presidential electors are not officers or agents of the federal government, they exercise federal functions under, and discharge duties in virtue of authority conferred by, the Constitution of the United States.
In case of incapacitation to discharge duties of office, the Speaker of the parliament assumes the office of acting president until the president resumes duty, or until election of a new president.
I vow to reserve D for Dick in my article, but it turns out that letter goes to.... D - Discharging Duties The long walk on the tram lane indicates how the night will work.
To improve on patients' satisfaction, radiographers have to imbibe the right ethical attitude in their conduct while discharging duties to patients during radiological examination.
Unlike perfect duties such as the obligation to justice or honesty, imperfect duties allow for agential discretion over when and with respect to whom to discharge the duty.
[A] new power to discharge our duty to house homeless families into the private sector.
Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust admitted two counts of failing to discharge its duty to the patients.
