Sentence examples for Life directives from inspiring English sources

Most relevant, in light of Karl's playful prop on Hannity's Monday show, however, was Rove's claim that the booklet, on page 99, directed vets to the Hemlock Society as the single referral for "end of life" directives.

There are no conversations about how to end one's life sooner nor are there pressures on seniors to sign end of life directives.

"Section 1233 of the House-drafted lencourages encourages health care providers to provide their Medicare patients with counseling on 'the use of artificially administered nutrition and hydration' and other end of life treatments, and may place seniors in situations where they feel pressured to sign end of life directives they would not otherwise sign," they said.

For example, in a cluster trial evaluating the use of advanced end of life directives among residents of nursing homes there was a differential in participant rates of 83% among people in the intervention homes compared with 92% in the control arm [ 11].

"Advanced directives are patients' wishes at the end of life.

The EASA directives apply to two types of crack.

To report the prevalence of Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) directives and to explore the factors associated with the presence of DNR directives among nursing home residents in Taiwan.

In every area of law, there are bits and pieces of EU directives.

Mark to market regulation has been enacted in the UK through EU directives.

The Finnish representatives in Brussels agreed only with great reluctance to the latest European Union directives.

This and various new EU directives would help the UK "become a beacon of best practice".