Sentence examples for has not discharged from inspiring English sources

"The applicant has not discharged his onus of proving that the method of turnbacks was lawful," Brennan said.

"I have come, with some regret, to the conclusion that Iran has not discharged the burden of establishing its ownership of the antiquities under the laws of Iran," the judge said.

Although entitled to carry a gun, Harry cheerfully tells people he hasn't discharged his weapon in 20 years' service, a revelation that will discomfit those familiar with Chekhov's maxim about what happens to a gun introduced in act one.

Sharapova's argument that the ITF, which had pushed for a four-year ban, had not discharged its duties in failing to warn her, was also rejected.

Functional performance will be assessed at admission and 3 weeks later during a scheduled visit at home or in the hospital if the patient has not been discharged.

We use two dependent variables (i) delayed patients: the number of patients who are ready to be discharged from hospital into social care but have not been discharged at midnight on the last Thursday of each month, averaged over the year; and (ii) days delayed during the month experienced by all patients with delayed discharges, not just those waiting at census date, averaged over the year.

The majority of these patients had not been discharged because they did not fulfil the criteria for discharge of a rising neutrophil count.

Those who had been discharged by the study end-date (January 2011) had a marked trend toward reduction in their Vulnerabilities score (mean = −3.9; 95% CI −7.9, +0.2) whilst those who had not been discharged at that point remained somewhat static (m = +0.1; −1.9, +2.1) but the difference in change between the discharged and in-patent groups was not significant.

Patient outcome was recorded until discharge from hospital or until the 28th day after HDU admission if the patient had not been discharged before this day.

Accordingly, patients discharged alive at time t are considered to be representative of all other patients who have survived to this time t but who still have not been discharged.

He had not been discharged as unfit for service; no, we whispered, "he has long been ripe for the concentration camp".