early discharge造句

• Shortly after that, Bush was given an early discharge.
• He ultimately received an early discharge, after hospitalization.
• He favoured early discharge from hospital into a community environment to avoid institutionalisation.
• Another feature of kangaroo care was early discharge in the kangaroo position despite prematurity.
• They were only caught after excessive spending sprees and requests for early discharges raised suspicion.
• Witcher got married and McVeigh opted for an early discharge when the Army cut its forces.
• The burden of proof for the safety of early discharge rests on those driving this change.
• Economics aside, there's justification for early discharge of a healthy mother and child.
• By January 1997, he was granted early discharge from parole by New Hampshire Parole Board.
• Service women who married after the war could ask for an early discharge on compassionate grounds.
• He stayed in the role for 12 months before his feet problems resulted in an early discharge.
• A reasonable compromise would allow early discharge if it were followed by an at-home nurse visit.
• "The emotional impact of an early discharge has not been evaluated, " she said.
• A month later, Kerry asked for an early discharge from the Navy so he could run for Congress.
• He requested, and was granted, an early discharge from his duties, and returned to Roman politics.
• A bankrupt is normally automatically discharged after one year or less if the bankrupt is eligible for an early discharge.
• Among the potential dangers inherent in the early discharge of new mothers is the jaundice that is common in newborn babies.
• A study concluded that early discharge is safe if it is part of a program involving postnatal care outside the hospital.
• The hospital was chosen for the bill signing because it was the site of a rally against early discharge in March rally.
• Instead, the reason was his early discharge from the Marines, 10 months before his four-year enlistment was up.