Sentence examples for discharge service from inspiring English sources

The Times today writes about new questions on an old issue: whether the military manipulates psychiatric diagnoses either to save money or to swiftly discharge service members it does not want.

Gay rights leaders say they expect Mr. Gates to announce in the interim that the Defense Department will not take action to discharge service members whose sexual orientation is revealed by third parties or jilted partners, one of the most onerous aspects of the law.

That case and others like it provided a precedent for President Bill Clinton in 1996 both to comply with a law requiring the military to discharge service members who had H.I.V., and at the same time inform the courts that he found it to be unconstitutional.

In the interim, Mr. Gates announced that the military was moving toward enforcing the existing policy "in a fairer manner" — a reference to the possibility that the Pentagon would no longer take action to discharge service members whose sexual orientation is revealed by third parties or jilted partners, one of the most onerous aspects of the law.

Although Mr. Gates announced revised standards last week that make it harder for the military to discharge service members whose sexual orientation is revealed by third parties, gay men and lesbians who willingly reveal their sexual orientation still face ouster from the military, at least as the law is written.

We designed a supported discharge service (SDS) provided by an intensive community treatment team and compared outcomes with usual care.

He also said that discharge services are being expanded through new state financing for mental health services, and that decisions about such services should be made by the Legislature, not the court.

Drawing a contrast to New York City's current practices, Judge Braun noted that all inmates in Cook County, Ill., now receive discharge services, as do inmates at the Rikers Island jail who are H.I.V. positive.

The authors previously implemented an electronic heart failure registry at a large academic hospital to identify heart failure patients and to connect these patients with appropriate discharge services.

Generic only hospital/community liaison and discharge services were available in most areas.

Most notably, early discharge services had increased from 46%to63%3% of units.