Sentence examples for considers assisting from inspiring English sources

Boyd has stated that he considers assisting goals a "big part of his game", and says "I try to create chances for other players and that gives me just as much pleasure as scoring".

The Royal College of Psychiatrists considers assisting suicide to be incompatible with the psychiatrist's role of trying to prevent suicide, and is deeply worried about the possible pressures that legalized PAS could place on psychiatric patients [ 111].

"Although your offer was not accepted by Mayor Giuliani, I would like to ask you to consider assisting Americans who are in dire need right now," she wrote.

But Mr. Gotlin said New York law did not explicitly say that someone's actions needed to be passive in order to be considered assisting suicide.

Prior to the Russian announcement, the UK's defence secretary, Michael Fallon, said Britain "would be extremely concerned if a Nato member should consider assisting a Russian carrier group that might end up bombing Syria".

Indeed, the administration recently said it would, if asked, consider assisting the court's work on Darfur.So far, the International Criminal Court (ICC), which is allowed to investigate atrocities perpetrated since its founding in July 2002, has no big scalps to display.

"The WRU revisited the issue of George North and agreed to consider assisting in a financial model to retain him in Wales with one of the four regions.

He added that the bank could also consider assisting in the removal of some of the debris from the storm, as it did after the earthquake in Haiti.

While nursing staff members consider assisting nursing home residents to be difficult and demanding work [ 4, 5, 3, 6], the practice and skills needed to accomplish this work are taken for granted [ 7, 8].

The fantasy author Terry Pratchett is considering assisted suicide in Switzerland, following a 2008 Alzheimer's diagnosis.

Further, the harms can be serious; some patients may even consider assisted suicide.