Sentence examples for issue assisted from inspiring English sources

Last week, as we watched her death and funeral, Hayley was once again in the headlines and on people's minds, helping to crystallise the importance of another major social issue: assisted dying.

I have already, in the fall of my 1L year, taken advantage of several of these opportunities, having edited Harvard Business Law Review's fall issue, assisted a small company with legal questions through the Harvard Law Entrepreneurship Project, and spoken with several leaders in the sports industry brought to campus by the Committee on Sports and Entertainment Law.

Since the day the waste storage pond broke at the TVA power plant in Tennessee, deluging downstream communities with toxic coal ash sludge, NRDC has been following the issue, assisting our local partners and pushing federal officials to respond.

Creative arts therapists may have the same goals as artists, but creative arts therapists may have additional goals: to assess and treat patient health issues, assist patients in developing skills for maintaining optimal health, promote expression of feelings that may be hard to put into words, and help patients gain insight and enhanced self-refection.

"Perhaps it's just a rookie mistake, but it's a reflection of the total collapse of collegiality that has characterized the House since it came under the influence of the Tea Party, even on what should be the most bipartisan of issues: assisting our veterans," Longwell continued.

The CAPs do not provide a set treatment plan, but help guide the clinician to consider relevant issues, assist in the prioritization of treatment feasibility, and inform best practice guidelines.

Hennessy flagged a looming issue if assisted dying was legalised.

In another interview, Hesmondhalgh called for a debate on the issue of assisted dying.

Is Coronation Street the right place to air the issue of assisted suicide?

David Cameron has said he is worried about moves to legalise euthanasia although he would be happy for the Commons to debate the issue of assisted dying.

It had come out of committee last year as a bill to set up a commission to study the issue of assisted suicide.