Sentence examples similar to discharging a role from inspiring English sources

They claimed to offer greater accessibility to healthcare than could be offered by GPs, though some would only discharge such a role in the presence of clear protocols to guide their decisions.

It is widely believed that seizures and epileptiform discharges play a role in the pathophysiology of AD.

The purpose of an IPA is to provide constructive feedback about current performance levels; it would be anticipated that midwives who had been through individual performance assessment would have a clearer idea both of how well they were discharging their role responsibilities and what their development needs were.

Consequently, it is impossible to monitor the range of work undertaken by these practitioners, its quality or who is discharging the role.

Sir Ken Macdonald QC, who has held the post since 2003, discharges this role with a surer touch than his predecessors.

The media groups said the section "would see journalists jailed for undertaking and discharging their legitimate role in our modern democratic society – reporting in the public interest".

Contour lines of groundwater level define discharging or draining role of channels for aquifer.

They observed that periodic governance assessments and the overall pilot experience developed their capacity in discharging their governance role.

However, the literature on emergency room revisits suggests patient difficulties with managing their health problems and treatments after discharge may play a role.

The discharge of such a role requires that the PCMR projects an image of effectiveness, which the current requirement of secrecy arguably impedes.

No one else discharges this role, certainly not high court judges, and it would be a disaster if that work were now to be jeopardised by the power play taking place amongst the country's elites.