Texas decision, should the U.S. military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy of discharging gay and lesbian service members who reveal their sexual orientation be revised?
Mr. Giuliani said the money was critical, saying that the state's longstanding policy of discharging patients from its mental institutions had aggravated homelessness in the city and elsewhere.
A new report says the Pentagon's policy of discharging gay military personnel cost the Defense Department about $364 million over 10 years, more than what a government study concluded a year ago.
In February 2010, on the House floor, Moran called for the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, the military policy of discharging soldiers on active duty who are openly homosexual.
Our cross-sectional single-centre study has some limitations, including the relatively short follow-up time after cure, related to the past policy of discharging GCT patients 5 years after establishment of cure.
Producers like me are ready to comply with tough new Environmental Protection Agency regulations that protect the nation's water supply, by adopting a policy of zero discharge into rivers and streams.
We wanted to make sure, that our stringent policy of advancing discharge due to fear of nosocomial infections is indeed justified.
Alternatively, some outcomes may be influenced by centre policy; for example, an outcome such as length of hospital stay may have a large ICC because some hospitals have a policy of early discharge whereas others do not.
In some hospitals, where a policy of early discharge has been adopted, women undergoing BCS may have stays of less than 2 days and so these records were included (3445 cases).
In addition, clinicians who had a policy of early discharge also included additional criteria for their suitability for example, having a carer at home, proximity to hospital, availability of transport, together with subjective assessment of patients, for example, 'compliant patient', 'sensible patient'.
