Sentence examples for illness committed from inspiring English sources

On June 1 , 1864 Hong, despairing after a lingering illness, committed suicide.

In 2006, Brett Chidester, a 17-year-old described by his family as a model student with no history of mental illness, committed suicide in Delaware at a time when he was apparently smoking salvia several times a week.

In 2006, 17-year-old Brett Chidester, described by his family as a model student with no history of mental illness, committed suicide in Delaware at a time when he apparently was smoking salvia several times a week.

In 2013, after a man with a history of physical and mental illness committed suicide at another Murrieta facility run by A Better Tomorrow, state licensing officials faulted the firm for failing to regularly observe him during detox, failing to refer him to a higher level of care and recording inaccurate information on death report documents, according to state records.

Louise Bazalgette, author of the report, said the "lack of attention paid to people with terminal or chronic illness committing suicide is a gross dereliction of duty on the part of the government and health services.

From time to time, a person with a severe mental illness (or assumed to have a mental illness) commits a murder that makes headlines.

In this context, Kopf's words represented to me a much-needed public reminder that people with no documented history of mental illness commit a vast majority of violent crimes -- including mass shootings.

Certain inmates with mental health diagnoses are restricted from solitary under ADOC protocol; if an inmate with a mental illness commits a disciplinary infraction "that may require restrictive housing," a healthcare professional will assess the inmate to determine if it should be waived, Horton said.

Certain inmates with mental health diagnoses are restricted from solitary under ADOC protocol; if an inmate with a mental illness commits a disciplinary infraction "that may require restrictive housing," a health care professional will assess the inmate to determine if it should be waived, Horton said.

Fewer than 5percentt of gun crimes are committed by people with mental illness; fewer than 5percentt of people with mental illnesses commit violent crimes.

MELANIE DOWNS New York, Jan . 30 2013 The Writer Responds I do not deny that people suffering from mental illness commit acts of violence.