Sentence examples for make assist from inspiring English sources

But even if the AbioCor works perfectly, Abiomed faces competition from companies that make assist devices that work with patients' natural hearts by taking over part of the pumping function.

Similarly, being able to raise the hospital bed can make assisting with dressing, changing adult diapers and making up the bed a lot easier.

When suffering cannot be alleviated, the afflicted may not care whether their illness is fatal.Dignity in Dying, a pressure group, wants new legislation to make assisted suicide easier.

Increasingly, too, doctors and nurses help them to do so in spite of existing laws that make assisted suicide a crime; and in practice they are not convicted.

No one would dispute this, but I wonder whether Mr Spector has done the campaign to make assisted dying legal in Britain a disservice.

But on at least one question that came before the Clinton White House — whether to make assisted suicide a federal crime — Ms. Kagan was adamant.

Professional involvement would enable the patient's situation to be reviewed, which may identify remediable symptoms that would make assisted dying unnecessary.

While there is little legislative appetite to make assisted suicide legal here, prosecutors have tended to interpret the existing law flexibly, quietly and case by case.

The former lord chancellor Lord Falconer last month tried to amend the coroners and justice bill to make assisted dying lawful if two doctors confirmed the person in question was terminally ill and deemed competent to make such a decision.

Using an analysis of temperate grassy woodlands from Australia, relevant ecosystem attributes are identified which make assisted colonization a sensible strategy, and that may characterize other favorable situations globally.

Patrick's personality was made — assist to mom and dad — to last.