Sentence examples for death intention from inspiring English sources

Suicidal risk was coded as (i) no suicidal thoughts or plans, (ii) passive death wishes or suicidal thoughts without concrete plans, (iii) concrete suicidal plans or self-injury but no death intention, and (iv) self-injury and death intention.

Suicide risk was coded as: (i) no suicidal thoughts or plans; (ii) passive death wishes or suicidal thoughts without concrete plans; (iii) concrete suicidal plans or self-injury, but no death intention; and (iv) self-injury with death intention.

The highest level of the suicide scale (self-injury and death intention) was not significant in the model.

This potentially surprising finding might be explained by the fact that few patients were rated as having self-injury and death intention (n = 23).

The significant patient-level predictors were moderately severe to very severe psychotic symptoms, concrete suicidal plans or self-injury, but with no death intention, and psychiatric admission within the last 12 months.

Patients rated with concrete suicidal plans or self-injury but with no death intention by the clinicians had a 6.88 times higher risk of in-patient admission and patients that had been admitted in the past 12 months had a 2.69 times higher risk of in-patient admission.

Before my daughter's death, my intention was to begin freelancing and use my supplemental income to pay my debts.

Rather than ratifying a foretold death, the intention of the withholding decision was in some circumstances to let nature take its course toward death or life while avoiding non-beneficial and burdening therapies.

31 Current ONS practice includes deaths where intention is 'undetermined whether accidentally or purposefully inflicted'; thus deaths where there may be no intention to take life, such as in relation to injury or poisoning, are included in suicide figures by ONS.

A driver accused of causing a motorcyclist's death had no intention of racing him, a jury has been told.

"The circumstances and cause of death, and the intentions and degree of responsibility of those involved," Massie writes, "can never be known".