Sallie Mae can live with a change, so long as there's a waiting period before anyone can try to discharge the debts.
For example, in a state where the dialogue system has no immediate obligation, and the user asks a question, the system assumes the obligation of answering the question, and transitions to a state where it will try to discharge that obligation.
After seven weeks, hospital officials started trying to discharge Ms. Nyirahabiyambere.
Hence people not on trollies in A&E any more, but waiting on trollies in the assessment unit, who are in turn trying to discharge patients to the wards, who in turn are trying to discharge patients.
Mr. Hodac denies political bias and has tried to discharge 30 of the dissident journalists, who have tried to protect themselves legally by declaring a strike.
In 1988, a previous Indiana president who had tried to discharge Mr. Knight wound up being forced to apologize to him.
"If the Army was supposed to take care of him, why were they trying to discharge him from service the minute he gets out of intensive care?" Mr. Edmundson fought the retirement on principle, winning a temporary reprieve.
According to Leo, after a few months, each institution tried to discharge him, but each time his mother was able to convince the people in charge that Leo needed to stay, sometimes over the objections of his father.
Randall tries to discharge this apparently simple job by following a series of clues, but somehow nothing is straightforward and he has to find ways of scrambling out of disasters as best he can.
Because Mr. Chappell's medical records are private, it cannot be determined if acute-care hospitals tried to discharge him to a state hospital for continuing care but, as sometimes happens, could not find a bed available.
Typically a bankruptcy filer who, like Espinosa, was trying to discharge student loans would be required to send his student lender an official notice that he intended to argue that his loan payments created undue hardship.
