Sentence examples for properly discharged from inspiring English sources

They were obviously concerned to ensure that their responsibilities as jurors was properly discharged.

"There may be explanations for all the edits they recommend, but HMRC need to satisfy themselves that these are robust, and all the tax affairs relating to the development of this landmark luxury housing scheme have been properly discharged".

The Court said the question whether the Justice Department's "functions were being properly discharged or being neglected or misdirected...concerned a subject on which legislation could be had and would be materially aided by the information which the investigation was calculated to elicit".

On examining such patient's files the treatment provided to them was not any different from patients that stayed a few hours longer to be properly discharged after the morning ward round.

A beauty queen whose opposition to gay marriage turned her into an overnight poster girl for America's conservative movement has been stripped of her hard-won tiara, after failing to properly discharge the onerous responsibilities of a reigning Miss California.

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Article 94 ensures that the office of a Supreme Court Judge will "not be abolished during his continuance in office", while Article 98 provides for judges' security of tenure until the age of 65 years, barring misbehaviour, inability, infirmity of body or mind, or any other cause that prevents judges from properly discharging the functions of their office.

In order to properly discharge static electricity, you either need to wear a grounding strap attached to the case for 5-10 minutes before you begin work, or simply leave the computer unplugged.

Canon Peter Russell Jones, the Vicar of Conwy, said: "Within a family the role of the father is not interchangeable with that of the mother, so here the role of bishop should properly be discharged by a male.

PANI needs a proton to be conducting and properly charged and discharged; thus, a protic solvent, an acidic solution or a protic ionic liquid, is required for PANI to be used in supercapacitor applications [35, 36].

"We need a more sympathetic response: sympathy, understanding and good quality care when a patient walks in the door of A&E, and a sympathetic system where health and social care teams along with charities work in partnership to support the person properly after they are discharged".