Sentence examples for for those assisting from inspiring English sources

The kit includes items to help ensure sanitary and safe conditions for a woman in labour and for those assisting with the birth.

Yet, mentally capable and paralyzed individuals are challenging society and current legal structures for the right to a medically controlled dying without repercussions for those assisting.

Behaviour change messages focused on hygiene during delivery, including gloves for those assisting childbirth, immediate and exclusive breastfeeding, and identification of and extra care for small babies.

The American Diabetes Association provides simple "do/don't" guidance for those assisting patients who lose consciousness during a severe hypoglycemic event, which can be summarized as "DO NOT inject insulin, provide food or fluids, or put hands in their mouth; DO inject glucagon and call for emergency help".

In the Commons Keir Starmer, former director of public prosecutions and a new MP, will make a powerful speech about the state of the current law, and his guidelines that stopped prosecutions of those assisting suicide for compassionate reasons.

They are usually filled quickly with great immediate impact for those assisted, while motivating the volunteers to continue their support.

Births assisted by CHEWs were associated with a PNMR of 31/1000 compared to 41/1000 for those assisted by nurses.

Perinatal mortality rate in birth assisted by the CHEWs was 31/1000 compared with 41/1000 for those assisted by nurses (Table  2).

For me, and for those who assisted in his appointment, the fact that Bishop Nicholas is gay is not, and has never been, a determining factor".

"We will see tougher sanctions - not just for athletes, but also for those who assist in the doping process". While deliberate cheating leads to a four-year ban, athletes guilty of "inadvertent doping" will receive a two-year ban - although they can get a reduction if they have "substantial proof that they were not at fault or intending to cheat".

Taken together, the findings point to a general uphill journey for persons with SCI and for those who assist with care provision in the community.