Sentence examples for grounds for discharge from inspiring English sources
"You know," Lewis remembers an officer telling him, "homosexual activity is grounds for discharge".
Up until Thursday, to be openly transgender and serving in the military was grounds for discharge or separation.
This may mean changing the rules on third-party accusations of homosexuality, which are currently grounds for discharge.
The 1993 law ended screening against gays in the application process, but said that gay activity while in the military was grounds for discharge.
To the contrary, any refusal by an employee to participate in such communications -- wherever, whenever and for however long the company wished -- would be grounds for discharge.
When Bill Clinton took office, in 1993, he vowed to end the ban, but, facing strong opposition from the four-star community, he settled on a compromise: "Don't ask, don't tell," which attempted to draw a distinction between homosexuality (not forbidden in theory) and homosexual conduct (grounds for immediate discharge).
The Veterans Administration (VA), charged with implementing the provisions of the G.I. Bill, denied benefits to blue-discharge veterans, despite the Bill's explicit language that made only a dishonorable discharge grounds for denying benefits to a veteran.
Yet not one of these four grounds for refusing to grant discharge has really been cleared up or satisfied.
Hinckley was among those scheduled for discharge.
Instead, look for: Discharge.
