Sentence examples for collateral life from inspiring English sources

Treatment by a professional is recommended; in fact, this is usually vital in order to protect the person from collateral life problems.

Congress, in its haste to establish the compensation fund, was shortsighted in requiring that the special master deduct so-called collateral sources, including life insurance and pension funds.

A two-page letter from Mr. Feinberg breaks down the net and gross awards in the first paragraph, as well as the sum of all "collateral offsets" like life insurance and other benefits.

Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 180 patients scheduled for surgery at a university hospital: 52% of the patients were assisted by another person a spouse (51%), a relative (ascendant, descendant and collateral) (25%), a life partner (18%) or a friend (6%) ; 40% of the patients shared the information received during the visit with a relative when they were back home.

Civilian loss of life as "collateral damage" can be lawful only if it is proportionate to the military objective.

The fund is required by law to reduce awards by the amount of "collateral income," such as life insurance and pensions, received by victims' families.

Nick Balice, said that "while civilian casualties of war are a tragedy, coalition forces have taken extreme care in Operation Iraqi Freedom to limit needless loss of human life and collateral damage".

The percentage of people who actually get rich is very small, and the collateral damage to your life is very high.

A literature professor with gambling debts borrows money from a mobster and offers his life as collateral while immersing himself in an illicit, underground world.

To those who're thinking couldn't we just vacuum the plastic back out of the ocean, at 5.25 trillion particles and counting; the job is too big and collateral damage to marine life too probable.

The violence driven by the astronomical profits of the illicit drug market and the life-long collateral consequences for those snared by drug laws will continue to exile generations from the mainstream.