Sentence examples for assisted feel from inspiring English sources
Genre-defying collective Rudimental have been bossing the UK charts ever since the John Newman assisted "Feel the Love" hit the top-spot back in 2013.
The lane keeping assist felt more assured, and the Pilot Assist technology worked up to 80 mph.
Yet activists against the legalisation of assisted death feel that even the production of the guidelines was a step down a slippery slope to encouraging vulnerable people to accept help to kill themselves and the idea of a commission to look at a change in the law is regarded as a huge and unacceptable step in itself.
We are in a position to be able to assist, and feel it is our responsibility to help when we can... we have already seen PACE, the LGBT mental health charity, close its doors this year.
The statistically significant difference in women's lower preference for caesarean section in their next pregnancy could perhaps indicate that the midwife intervention assisted women to feel positive about normal childbirth in both the short and longer term.
Women from non-English speaking backgrounds emphasised that non-verbal communication such as smiling assisted them to feel calm and facilitated their willingness to engage with the midwife/CFHN.
However, after playing just five games and recording one assist, Hull felt that he was no longer able to play at the level he expected of himself.
"I believe it's necessary to ensure that there's never a case in the country where a sick or elderly person feels under pressure to agree to an assisted death, or somehow feels it's the expected thing to do," he said.
A lot of boomers who turned 55 last year feel that assisted living is an institutional environment".
At Dignity in Dying, we have long campaigned for mentally competent, terminally ill people to be given the option of an assisted death if they feel their suffering has become unbearable.
This model was utilised favourably in other interventions that have assisted family carers to feel more prepared and better informed about the role of supporting a dying relative [ 24, 25].
