Sentence examples for death services from inspiring English sources

Now, at the age of forty-five, he is president of HeavenlyDoor.com, one of several "death services" portal sites flourishing on the World Wide Web.

He warned that such services could be lost altogether as councils "protect life and death services, such as caring for the elderly and protecting children, already buckling under growing demand".

Mr Forbes has said the alternative would be to cut "life and death" services to vulnerable people in the city.

Not even the most committed member of the cultural sector could argue that arts come before life and death services like children's social work.

Scott Davis, a program specialist at the VA's Health Eligibility Center in Atlanta and a past whistleblower on the VA's failings, provided HuffPost with an April 2015 report titled "Analysis of Death Services," which reviews the accuracy of the VA's veteran death records.

"One of the complexities of life in health authorities is the relationship between life and death services and residential services and palliative services and prevention services".

The health service, long privatised, had become known to the poor as the Death Service, since the government was now only responsible for the minimal duty to dispose of dead bodies.

But my albeit anecdotal, experience shows that the NHS already has a level of disciplined, rigorous, empathic delivery of a life and death service that would be the envy of any private enterprise.

Sense of a beginning Julian Barnes is proposing to publish a "second edition" of his 1998 novel, England, England, with a new revised extract, which describes a dystopian future in an England that has gone into sharp decline – the health service is the death service, The Daily Mail is the newspaper of record and libraries have gone underground, books now circulated on milk floats.

As one retired Marine Corps general noted in a condolence letter to Kelly a few days after his son's death: "Service to and sacrifice for the nation have become a legacy affair for a relatively small number of families". A few days after graduating from Florida State University in 2003, Robert Kelly surprised his family by enlisting in the Marine Corps.

METHODS: Access was measured by the death service ratio (DSR), defined as the proportion of people who died and were served by hospice for at least one day before death.