Sentence examples for seek discharge from inspiring English sources

If your case is filed without the credit counseling it will be dismissed before you seek discharge of your pre-petition indebtedness.

Mr. Shepherd's legal team, the Yale Law School veterans' legal clinic, analyzed decisions by the Army Board of Corrections for Military Records from 2003 to 2012, finding stark evidence of disparate treatment of veterans seeking discharge upgrades.

Attempting to enlist for service during the Second World War, Maxwell was rejected on the grounds of his age before enlisting under an alias in Queensland; his identity was discovered, and after a short period in a training position, he sought discharge.

Patients were not considered for participation in the trial if (i) they were discharged from hospital within 1 week; (ii) did not present with an upper limb motor weakness; or (iii) the medical team sought discharge to a nursing home rather than a stroke rehabilitation setting or home, which was taken as the exclusion criterion of a limited rehabilitation potential.

Over all, lawyers said, mental health is the most common motivation for those seeking discharges.

Mr. Funk did not report for duty and now is among a small number of military members who are seeking discharges as conscientious objectors.

"The obligation of impartiality applies to the Speaker and it is an obligation that I take every bit as seriously and seek to discharge every bit as fastidiously as any of my predecessors.

In addition, it argues for the subsumed political connectedness of state apparatus (largely in the form of government organizations) that emerges in the urban landscape of cities in Zimbabwe as responsible institutions seek to discharge their duties.

These fall almost entirely to the primary carers to negotiate as they seek to discharge their assumed responsibilities.

News Group Newspapers went to court this afternoon seeking to discharge an order made in the High Court in March.

The transfers came as New York officials were making deep cuts at the state hospitals and seeking to discharge patients who were difficult and costly to treat.