Sentence examples for forgo further attempts from inspiring English sources

Congress created the Medicare hospice benefit in 1982, which defined the program's intended patients as people who are likely to die within six months and who have decided to forgo further attempts at curative treatment.

One of the conditions of Lindh's plea agreement was his willingness to forgo further appeals.

Only then, Ms. Jordan said, did the woman decide to forgo further surgery or hospitalizations.

The patient's surrogate decision maker had already decided to forgo further life-sustaining treatment and opt for hospice.

CBS News would not agree to forgo further questioning about the ImClone matter, so Stewart suspended her association with the program.

A serial killer, Michael B. Ross, was the last person executed in Connecticut, in 2005, after he decided to forgo further appeals.

Bill Cobey, the state chairman of the Republican Party, called on both candidates to forgo further sniping and personal attacks.

Researchers are still debating about which patients can safely forgo further treatment, and which might need a bone marrow treatment to give the best chance of a cure.

Japan's relations with Beijing became so roiled that Mr. Nakasone felt he had no choice but to retreat and to forgo further visits.

Federal juries could not reach a verdict after two trials of a group of the defendants, and the Justice Department decided to forgo further prosecutions.

The elder Mr. Ross claims the state is executing his son without having determined that he is competent to forgo further appeals.