Sentence examples for voluntary discharge from inspiring English sources

Military law provides several routes to voluntary discharge, including conscientious objection, physical or mental conditions, family hardship or homosexual conduct.

And while sellers often try to negotiate a voluntary discharge of the lien in exchange for placing the amount in dispute into escrow, contractors may refuse the offer.

And while homosexual conduct in the military is not allowed, Mr. Branum said that as a practical matter, few enlisted men or women are able to win voluntary discharge for homosexuality, even if they present their commanding officers with incriminating photographs.

Exclusion criteria: CIPs < 16 years, major burn patients, incomplete clinical documentation, and voluntary discharge.

Exclusión criteria: CIPs < 16 years, major burn patients, incomplete clinical documentation, and voluntary discharge.

Exclusion criteria: CIPs < 16 years, major burn CIPs, incomplete clinical documentation, and voluntary discharge.

Voluntary discharges may also be available for those who have long-term family hardships, with no one else available to care for, say, a mother with cancer.

We excluded files of patients with voluntary hospital discharges, patients with illegible files, lacking information necessary for evaluation, files of patients transferred to other hospitals and those that were not found when the information was collected.

Those awaiting charges, trial or sentence likewise had a higher risk of voluntary or involuntary discharge.

For example, Cox and colleagues (2011) reported that having six or more lifetime arrests was associated with an approximately 3-fold increase in risk of voluntary or involuntary discharge from a methadone program.

Spontaneous activity (mainly fibrillations) characteristic of muscle denervation was differentiated from voluntary activity (regular discharges that disappear with muscular relaxation) by visual and auditory inspection.