Sentence examples for lives voluntarily from inspiring English sources

The brain surgeon whose bestselling memoir moved the Prime Minister to tears and whose eviscerations of NHS management and target culture have been as sharp as his surgical tools has added his voice to calls for the UK to allow terminally ill people end their lives voluntarily.

According to Techcrunch, a tech-industry blog, the giant social network is angling to buy Titan Aerospace, an American company that makes drones, for some $60m.Presumably it does not intend to use the drones to spy on people, which would be pointless given that some 1.2 billion folk already tell Facebook so many intimate details about their lives voluntarily.

These fathers and mothers seldom expressed the belief that a norm of investing in children was diffusing from the state or the elite, but instead focused on their expanding and progressive parental capacity to improve their children's lives voluntarily through providing a better quality of care and education than they had experienced.

Since 1977, she has lived voluntarily in a psychiatric hospital in Japan.

Dorothy Day is a hero of the Catholic left, a fiery 20th-century social activist who protested war, supported labor strikes and lived voluntarily in poverty as she cared for the needy.

The artist, who is 86 and has lived voluntarily in a mental health institution in Tokyo since 1977, drew over 2 million people throughout South and Central America to a retrospective including her famous polka-dot and mirror installations.

Now 86, Kusama has lived voluntarily in a Tokyo mental health institution since 1977, from where she has continued to produce artworks: giant pumpkin sculptures, UV dining rooms covered with polka dots, and mirrored "infinity rooms" that glint with the celestial light of a thousand LEDs.

She admitted herself to a psychiatric hospital when she returned to Tokyo from the US in the early 1970s and from 1977 has lived voluntarily on an open ward, building a studio across the street and commuting back and forth on a daily basis.

She has been living voluntarily in a psychiatric institution since 1977 and has channelled her mental illness into creating art.

An article on Jan . 20about people who want to draft advance directives allowing them to end their lives by voluntarily stopping eating and drinking, or VSED, if they eventually develop severe dementia referred incorrectly to the regulations governing the withdrawal of oral nutrition or hydration in three states and gave outdated information for a fourth state.

So instead, nine gay gentleman who were unable to legally give their blood to save lives instead voluntarily donated it to an art exhibit entitled Blood Mirror, currently on display at the American University Museum until October 18th, as a form of protest.