Sentence examples similar to to discharge a task from inspiring English sources
"The press can already apply to discharge an order".
Under these instructions, Nichols remained free to discharge his task of eliciting the statements in myriad less direct ways.
In an effort to discharge his first task, Mele revisits his case of Ann and Beth (introduced above in section B.2).
In fact, they take themselves to discharge the semantic task with their account of what is constitutive of the attitude of valuing (Bagnoli 2002, Street 2010).
One would expect a correspondence theory to go beyond a mere definition like (1) or (2) and discharge a triple task: it should tell us about the workings of the correspondence relation, about the nature of facts, and about the conditions that determine which truthbearers correspond to which facts.
Northern Rock's new managers could have been told to think about their job more as that of a bankruptcy administrator the task being to discharge its liabilities over a reasonable space of time.
The system was tested for the task of planning minimum time shaking trajectories to discharge the contents of a suspicious package onto a workstation platform.
One commentator has said that the applicant's task is to discharge his or her evidential burden, following which the public authority detaining the applicant has a legal burden of showing that the detention is lawful.
There's undoubtedly a pressure to discharge patients.
And I want to set out the framework too that Tony Blair and I have agreed for how our comprehensive spending review will give priority to discharging what is the first task of government: the security and safety of the British people.
