Sentence examples for foreseeable death from inspiring English sources
Still, he must know that his gamble could bring about another, this time foreseeable, death of Liberal England.The coalition itself may not survive the full five-year parliamentary term pledged by the parties.
A health board has been fined £70,000 over the "foreseeable" death of a teenage girl who was living in a suicide prevention centre in Glasgow.
People who are intolerably suffering but not facing "reasonably foreseeable" death will not be covered.
On Thursday, the BC Civil Liberties Association that launched the challenge argued the proposed law's wording of "reasonably foreseeable death" is unclear, and arguably the new rules wouldn't allow one of the people at the heart of the original case to access assisted suicide.
Soviet agricultural collectivisation incurred millions of foreseeable deaths, mainly as a result of starvation, with deportation to uninhabitable regions, life-threatening conditions in the Gulag and military-style operations against recalcitrant villages also playing an important role.
In fighting to keep golden rice from the poor in developing countries, he adds, the opposition "has to be held responsible for the foreseeable unnecessary death and blindness of millions of poor every year".
"I thought there was a foreseeable end.
To intentionally refrain from engaging in life-saving research is to be morally responsible for the foreseeable, avoidable deaths of those who could have benefitted (Singer, 1993).
Specifically, a physician is culpable if the intent is to kill but not if the intent is to alleviate suffering even with a foreseeable outcome of death ensuing as a direct consequence.
In his own lengthy report, the chief prosecutor, Mr. Lador disputed the finding that Mr. Zygier's death was foreseeable.
Under this rule, attributed to the 13th century Roman Catholic philosopher Thomas Aquinas, even if there is a foreseeable bad outcome, like death, it is acceptable if it is unintended and outweighed by an intentional good outcome — the relief of unyielding suffering before death.
