Sentence examples for from further suffering from inspiring English sources

Britain called on Gaddafi to stand down to save his people from further suffering.

Mr. Annan, who has had several meetings with Mr. Arafat, said today that the Palestinian leader "is as determined as all of us to end the chaos, stop the killing and save the people from further suffering".

She said her owner was the father of the child, and that her mistress knew it, and treated her so cruelly in consequence, that she had killed it to save it from further suffering, and also to remove a provocation to her own ill-treatment.

This led the Fortean Times to conclude that she had put down her dog(s) to save them from further suffering during the Pole Shift.

It is also important that the states have an appropriate instrument to respond to serious violations of international humanitarian law, to prevent such crimes in the future and to protect civilian populations from further suffering.

First, if patients are empowered to act or use their voice, that can protect them from further suffering.

But those organizations are hardly serving their member farmers and ranchers if they keep them at risk of further suffering from heat extremes and extended drought.

Our study finding demonstrated that an elder with low muscle mass further suffering from vascular-related damage to the musculoskeletal and peripheral nervous system by hypertension may impede elders' function performance including low gait speed and poor TUG test performance.

"Recently trading has been particularly hard, with Osbornes, like many other town centre retailers, suffering from further squeezes on consumers' discretionary spending that has impacted the high street, as well as being in a particularly difficult and competitive sector.

Rather, UN and state policy needs to address these two interrelated development issues separately in order to safeguard the world's most vulnerable from further economic and environmental suffering.

Dr Laurence Buckman, chairman of the British Medical Association's GPs committee, said: "We are still receiving reports that patients are facing unacceptably long waits to get through to an NHS 111 operator and suffering from further delays when waiting for calls back with medical advice should they manage to have their call answered.