Sentences with phrase «to discharge»

Another was opting to reinject produced water into the reservoirs to maintain pressure, through a closed circuit and without discharges into the ocean.

The two - way camera lets you see and hear your pet, dispense a treat, and discharge a soothing scent.

Last year it commissioned Montreal lawyer Lloyd Lipsett to review Bisha's current practices; his report, published in April, said spot checks of discharge papers and interviews with Segen workers confirmed they'd been discharged from national service.

The second JR concerns the decision by the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to grant a revised water discharge consent for the Company's exploration site.

Nevsun required any Eritrean applying to work at Bisha provide documents proving they'd been discharged from National Service.

Nevsun quickly responded by altering contracts with Segen to include an explicit guarantee that its Eritrean partner would not use conscripts and by requiring Segen employees provide discharge papers.

His unit was also fielding waves of calls from discharged patients asking panicky questions after the fact.

The Aframax tanker Tulip, chartered by Britain's BP, has been waiting since mid-May around Curacao to discharge some 500,000 barrels of U.S. light crude for which PDVSA has not paid, according to Reuters data and a company source involved in the sale.

«You must believe me when I tell you that I have found it impossible to carry the heavy burden of responsibility and to discharge my duties as king as I would wish to do without the help and support of the woman I love,» Edward VIII explained in his abdication speech in 1936.

But the punishment was within the range suggested by the Sentencing Council, which says a discharge is the minimum punishment, and the maximum is several years in prison.

U.S. sanctions may prevent the vessel from discharging its cargo, the source noted.

The water is reused to sidestep the need to tap natural water and discharge it into the environment.

Kelley then served a 12 - month sentence and was released on a bad - conduct discharge in 2014, according to The New York Times and The Washington Post.

She points out that the active cleaning ingredients used in most douches can upset the healthy vaginal discharge and pH balance and create a yeast or bacterial infection.

The groups seek court orders barring enforcement of the ban and preventing transgender service members from being discharged, blocked from promotion or denied medical care.

Two hours later, I ask Sullivan how long it will be before the patient is discharged from the hospital.

Ausdrill managing director Ron Sayers has been discharged from the Supreme Court today after the jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict on tax evasion charges against him and former Barminco boss, Peter Bartlett, for the second time.

He was discharged from the hospital four days after the operation and was back at work within three weeks.

The 1972 Clean Water Act makes it unlawful to discharge any pollutant from a single identifiable source — such as a pipe — into certain bodies of water without a permit.

(g) Further, you agree that if the online services, or your possession and use of the online services, infringes on a third party's intellectual property rights, you will not hold Apple responsible for the investigation, defense, settlement and discharge of any such intellectual property infringement claims.

For example, health care providers now face financial penalties if patients are re-admitted to hospital within 30 days of discharge.

For those struggling with student debt, the Department of Education is looking at changing the process for discharging loans in bankruptcy.

Ausdrill managing director Ron Sayers has been discharged from the Supreme Court today after the jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict on tax evasion charges against himself and former Barminco boss Peter Bartlett — for the second time.

Using polymer, as opposed to a liquid catalyst of the sort used in more traditional car batteries, allows for a gradual discharge of energy, thereby optimizing battery efficiency.

After being discharged, Whitney determined the male gender identification was «arbitrary» and explored living as a woman but found that did not fit either, the lawsuit said.

Hours later, US soldiers reportedly returned to the town accompanied by FSA fighters, and the rebels who led the protest were reportedly «discharged, «likely under orders from Ankara.

It is not yet clear whether those in the military who came out as transgender after Obama lifted the ban will be discharged.

This system, which currently has over 5 million Australians on it, could become a major tool for health providers to strengthen their decision making and care — they will have access to widespread clinical information such as discharge summaries, allergies, and medication usage.

The law also requires a civilian review when commanders decline to prosecute, requires dishonourable discharge or dismissal for those convicted, eliminate the statute of limitations for courts - martial in rape and sexual assault cases and criminalizes retaliation against victims who report an assault.

You can, however, ask if they have been «favorably» discharged (there are various discharge statuses that are considered favorable).

If you said, «Discharge the patient at 2:30 in the morning and send her home alone in the wintry night in a cab,» well then I've got a job for you: Welcome to today's modern hospital system.

Also, be mindful that the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act prohibits employers from asking if a veteran was honorably discharged.

Under federal law, anyone dishonorably discharged from the armed forces is prohibited from possessing or receiving firearms or ammo transported across state lines.

«In 2014, as in the years before but with an accelerated pace, we discharged legacy issues that were slowing us down,» he said.

Upon discharge from the hospital, more than 25 percent of SCI patients have complete paraplegia, meaning they are unable to feel or move their legs; more than 20 percent suffer from complete tetraplegia, or paralysis in all four limbs and the torso.

According to the complaint, Navient told credit raters that disabled borrowers, including injured veterans, had defaulted on loans when they were entitled to discharges under federal law.

They can't be discharged in bankruptcy.

After he was discharged, Charlie # 1 spent the next 25 years in and out of hospitals and treatment centers.

Of the 1.56 million troops that have been discharged, over half applied to receive lifetime disability payments, she found.

The port is one of only a few in Shandong, China's main oil importing province, where Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs) carrying 2 million barrels of oil per trip can discharge oil to be pumped through pipelines for state and private refineries.

The app, dubbed «Corrie,» helps patients navigate the hospital discharge process by educating them about heart disease.

Dan Caulfield, founder of Hire Quality Inc., a $ 2.3 - million Chicago job - placement company for honorably discharged military personnel, embraces the marines» «rule of three» to run his company.

When I got out of the military a decade ago, my story went something like this: Recently discharged veteran wants to meet the world's most interesting people, write about them, and find a way to make a living.

Lead attorney Matt Gonzalez has argued that the weapon was a SIG Sauer with a «hair trigger in single - action mode» — a model well - known for accidental discharges even among experienced shooters.

Myersdorf said a fast - charge phone would cost $ 100 - $ 150 more than current models and would ultimately be able to handle 1,500 recharge / discharge cycles, giving it about three years of life.

Pynchon's time in the Navy is evident in many of his major works: V. follows the misadventures of a recently - discharged Navy sailor in early - 60s New York.

Pynchon's time in the Navy is evident in many of his major works: «V.» follows the misadventures of a recently discharged Navy sailor in early 1960s New York.

Goodenough's team says that using glass instead of liquid as an electrolyte — the membrane electrons traverse during charging and discharge — eliminates that possibility.

While student loan debt currently is difficult to discharge in bankruptcy — you must prove undue hardship — most other consumer debt is fair game for either eliminating or negotiating a lower payback amount, depending on the specifics of your case.

The founder of the greatest rock band of all time might have a had much different path in life if he hadn't received a general discharge for poor conduct nine months into an Army enlistment in his late teens — a stint that actually included basic training at California's Fort Ord.