Sentence examples for made to withdraw from inspiring English sources
A decision was made to withdraw all active treatment in 422 (11.3%) patients, with the withdrawal decision being made a median (IQR) of 3.7 (1.2 7.9) days after admission to the CMP unit.
"The decision," she added, "was made to withdraw the legal action so we can all focus on the fact that our infection rate is less than 1percentt.
"President Obama will once again use this occasion to impress on President Putin the importance for Russia to keep the commitments they've made" to withdraw from the conflict in eastern Ukraine, Earnest said.
If an MP had complained, the speaker would have been required to lay down the law on Skinner's heckle, rule that unparliamentary language had been used and require the MP to apologise – or be named and made to withdraw from the chamber, escorted by the Sergeant at Arms if necessary.
Discussion The ET method has become a common practice when the decision has been made to withdraw intensive treatments for patients who can potentially become brain dead.
"With the horse in mind and looking ahead to the forthcoming Nations Cup in Barcelona, next year's European Championships and beyond, the decision has been made to withdraw the horse from further competition this week".
Optimal quality of inter-individual communication is critical not only during the process of decision-making to withdraw life-sustaining therapies, but also after the decision is made, to provide the best help to relatives [ 23].
Be aware that some people will want to sabotage any attempts you make to withdraw from or minimize Twitter usage.
In the last decade, 20 insurers, including most recently State Farm Insurance, have withdrawn or have made plans to withdraw from the state, complaining of over-regulation and other unfavorable business conditions.
In 120 patients (85.7%), end-of-life decisions were made to withhold or withdraw invasive organ support.
In 79% of the cases, decisions were made to withhold or withdraw some kind of life support.
