• The patient was discharged to his local hospital with plans for treatment with chemotherapy.
• The patients were discharged from the hospital within 48 hours of surgery.
• We made baseline assessments in the 24 hours before patients were discharged from hospital and assigned to the intervention.

• A group of former members of the armed forces who were discharged from the military for being gay have filed suit asking to be reinstated.
• On 19th October 1994 he was discharged from the police on the grounds of permanent ill health.
• The four applicants, three men and one woman, had been administratively discharged from the armed forces under this policy.

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• This is because they have been discharged from detention under the Act, not because they have been placed under supervision.
• I reject the submission that this duty only comes into existence when the applicant is discharged from Broadmoor.
• We remain instructed in relation to his application to be discharged from prison but emphasise that apart from the request contained herein we have had no role in his appeal against sentence.

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• We have no hesitation in finding that the judge was not only entitled under common law to refuse to discharge these jurors, but would have been wrong had he done so.
• In any event, even if that discretion could be attacked it was in no way the fault of the prosecution that the jury was discharged on that occasion.
• But I would add to the fact that his Honour does appear to have applied the correct test concerning the need to discharge the jury.

• A 23 year old woman was referred by her general practitioner with multiple, unsightly lesions on her right pinna, which occasionally discharged pus.
• He said that his ears were swollen and bleeding and discharging pus.
• Maybe you should also disqualify those golfers who discharge phlegm from their mouths while playing.

• It is recommended that you fully charge and discharge the new battery two to four times to allow it to reach its maximum rated capacity.
• If the concentration of such a species is high enough that it does not change much as the battery is discharged, then the voltage output remains nearly constant.
• If it is a battery that is shorted, the battery will be discharged very quickly and will heat up due to the high current flow.

• He had thought he was a sufficient distance away from the neighbour's boundary when he had discharged the firearm.
• The facts were that the lady discharged her firearm against two youngsters who were totally innocent of any misdemeanour.
• He has said he declined to report the incident at the time because he had illegally discharged a firearm in a national park.

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• When he attempted to fire again, his 9mm pistol would not discharge; looking down, he saw it was jammed.
• His gun discharged and the beam shot towards me.
• After the shotgun had discharged he placed it in a rubbish bin and crawled back to his home address.

• It depicts a sloop leaving a dock after having discharged a group of passengers.
• At the port, a cargo ship docked and discharged heavy trucks of the kind used to carry tanks or other heavy armour.
• Since we were not going to hit the Floral Park station where we could stop at a platform, we would now need to return to Jamaica to discharge the passengers.

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• How could anyone who cannot discharge negative emotions over a long time not be depressed?
• He needed to discharge the emotion of the situation: to turn the focus of attention away from himself before he lost his composure entirely and sat down and wept.
• It can also be caused by unemployment as lack of jobs discharges frustration and in certain cases, depression.

• The payment of a debt to one of a number of joint creditors discharges a debt owed to them jointly.
• He died of gangrene before he could pay, but his son dutifully discharged the debt.
• However, I only discharge the debts I lawfully incur.

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• If you have already studied the law of contract, you may remember that there are a number of ways in which contracts may be discharged so that parties no longer have any obligations under them.
• Generally the parties are discharged from the performance of any future obligations.
• In the end, that was what this arrangement depended upon, that the putative trustee should acquire the property beneficially and be discharged of its obligations.

• In part it can probably be attributed to the fact that the Enterprise Act has resulted in most bankrupts being automatically discharged after just one year.
• Currently every first-time bankrupt is discharged automatically either two or three years after the date of the bankruptcy order depending on how much was originally owed.
• From now on, most bankrupts will be automatically discharged after just one year instead of two to three years and, in some cases, discharge could come even earlier.

• The respondent's case was that the effect of that void variation was to discharge the contract of sale.
• This method of discharging a contract involves a breach by one party of an obligation under the contract which is so fundamental that its breach is tantamount to his repudiating or rejecting the contract as a whole.
• In its broad sense, the term further encompasses the settlement of the obligations, that is, the completion of payment discharging them.

• It is clear that the trial judge focussed on the issue before me, and was aware of the Crown's position with respect to the granting of an absolute discharge.
• Nor does it make for efficiency as the courts would be cluttered with prosecutions of blameless individuals who would ultimately be dealt with by means of an absolute discharge.
• He concluded that in this case, given what occurred and who the appellant was, a discharge was not a sufficiently severe sentence and a fine was more appropriate.

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• There used to be raw sewage and all kinds of industrial discharge, so the problem has improved.
• The start of the breeding oestrous cycle is marked by a blood stained discharge, which lasts from four to thirteen days and may first be noticed as blood stained spotting on the animal's bed.
• The discharge from the animal enclosures, however, pushes the E. coli count even higher, to as much as 75 000.

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• In addition, full registration of the cartridge reduces track offsets and electrostatic discharge from the cartridge base plate.
• An electrostatic discharge protection device can protect a head gimbal assembly circuit from electrostatic discharge.
• Thus the amount of discharge from the pixel electrode is reduced by the capacitor.

• During discharge, electrons flow from the negative electrode to the positive via this ‘external load’, thereby doing electrical work.
• Lightning discharges also generate electromagnetic energy heard on radio receivers as spherics (crackles with very low frequencies), which may be used to locate distant thunderstorms.
• This discharge could also be accompanied by light and sound, explaining why witnesses report seeing flashing lights and hearing humming noises.

• These pistols do not have magazine safeties, but they all incorporate internal firing pin blocks to prevent discharge if the pistol is dropped or suffers a similarly sharp blow.
• Sub-sonic ammunition is necessary for silenced or suppressed firearms to keep the sound of discharge really quiet.
• One also prohibited the discharge of projectiles and explosives from balloons.

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• Creditors can also contact their county sheriff who can seize and sell on goods belonging to the debtor in discharge of a debt.
• The complaint is maintainable in respect of cheque which is issued in discharge of legally enforceable debt or liability.
• In breach of this agreement, a director of the company arranged for the collection of cheques, sent to the company in discharge of book debts due to it, for the credit of the company's current account.

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• He submits that assets which become the property of the Trustee do not revert to the Bankrupt upon the Bankrupt's discharge.
• All that it bears upon is the prospect of, and the time at which, discharge of the liability would occur.
• He further argues that if he is found personally liable, the liability was released by his discharge from bankruptcy.