Sentence examples for death request from inspiring English sources

For safeguards, the report suggests two doctors need to independently sign off on a patient's death request, and the request should be witnessed by two people who don't have a conflict of interest.

For safeguards, the report suggests two doctors need to independently sign off on a patient's death request and that the request should be witnessed by two people who don't have a conflict of interest.

Kehazaei's family have pushed for answers about his death, requesting an investigation by the Australian health watchdog and engaging a legal team led by barrister Stephen Keim to represent them at the inquest.

The mother of a schoolboy killed by a police plastic bullet has written to the Northern Ireland secretary on the anniversary of his death requesting access to a secret file about the incident.

There is just one note to her dressmaker, written days before her death, requesting that the alterations to the collar of her russet gown be completed as quickly as possible, which suggests that she wasn't, as some historians believe, contemplating suicide because of her husband's shennanigans with the Queen.

One third of respondents had received 'assisted death' requests from patients and more than 50% from patients' relatives.

He wrote to Massachusetts Governor William Shirley, who was acting as commander in chief after Braddock's death, requesting royal commissions for Washington and other Virginia officers.

It is interesting to note that most of these factors are found in cases where patients ask to accelerate their death (hastening death requests are associated at a significant level with depressive states, hopelessness, low level of social support, very poor physical condition and a lower level of recourse to spirituality) [1].

The Hound's last wish was for the mercy of death, Stannis's last request for the justice from Brienne he knew he deserved.

In fact, misgivings about his work caused Kafka before his death to request that all of his unpublished manuscripts be destroyed; his literary executor, Max Brod, disregarded his instructions.

Mr. Edwards confessed and pleaded guilty in court, and the prosecutor withdrew the death penalty request before the judge accepted the plea.