Sentence examples for deliberately ended from inspiring English sources

The March of Dimes opened a new campaign this summer to curb the large and growing number of otherwise healthy pregnancies that are deliberately ended early by induced labor or Caesarean delivery.

The national organisation of the disabled, Not Dead Yet, thinks any suggestion that lives should be deliberately ended devalues the lives of the disabled, that the law "deprives the disabled of the benefit of suicide prevention".

Even though I went to great lengths in the column to indicate that I was merely launching a provocation, and I deliberately ended up obliquely comparing gay culture to luncheon meat (well, that part was pretty accurate), the HuffPo scribe took everything I said with painstaking seriousness.

"We are just seeking another way to deliberately end a life," she said.

And they claim that an increasing number of doctors are deliberately ending the lives of their patients without the patients' consent.

Then and there, he abruptly and deliberately ends two years of abstinence by pouring booze down his throat and turning into a monster in a matter of minutes.

Babies would then be re-evaluated and those deemed to have little chance of surviving would either have ventilation to help them breathe withdrawn, or be given an injection to deliberately end their life.

Are animals even able to deliberately end their lives?

In the Netherlands, euthanasia is defined as deliberately ending a person's life at the person's request.

It is difficult to interpret the variations in administration of a drug to deliberately end life owing to the small numbers concerned (Table 2).

Voluntary euthanasia was defined as the act of giving a lethal injection to deliberately end the life of a person at the end-of-life and suffering from an incurable disease at the person's request.