Sentence examples for accelerating death from inspiring English sources

"I think it would have been terrifying," Susan Wolf said, imagining her father's question about accelerating death, if the law had been different, if it had given her permission — and subtly encouraged her — to say yes, if the doctors on his ward had been poised to take his life.

Clutching a brown envelope, filled with briefing notes rather than the folding kind to which the French lead financial prosecutor made such lurid reference later, Lord Coe had already read Dick Pound's second report and was ready to strike a more contrite tone as he sought to pull his sport and his IAAF presidency from an ever accelerating death spiral.

Doctors can accelerate death by withholding a drug and even give a terminally ill patient large doses of drugs, such as morphine, that may shorten their life.

With the help of Fiedler, he got a settlement on one policy he owned and an accelerated death benefit on a second, netting him more than $250,000, which he used to buy cameras and jewelry and to travel the world.

All were from top firms and included details like ratings, accelerated death benefits and child riders.

The ACP acknowledges that at times, the relief of pain may, ineluctably, accelerate death- and this is ethical.

Proposition 65 (carryout bag fees): No. Proposition 66 (accelerate death penalty): No. Proposition 67 (plastic bag ban referendum): Yes.

Some life insurance policies will allow for an accelerated death benefit or a home healthcare rider to pay for eldercare with the disbursed sum to be deducted from the eventual payout.

The poor protective capacity of LPS alone was reflected in the accelerated death of mice (Figure 2A).

Expression of A53T ASYN in neuronally differentiated SH-SY5Y cells led to more profound lysosomal dysfunction and accelerated death compared to WT ASYN expression.

The accelerated death of H3R−/− mice is associated with an earlier and more pronounced loss of BBB integrity than in infected C57BL/6 mice (Fig 2).