While there is nothing in the House bill to suggest that such panels would exist, the end-of-life language became so radioactive that several members of the Senate Finance Committee said they would not include it in their version of the bill.
The end-of-life language originates from a different bill, called the Advance Planning and Compassionate Care Act, introduced earlier this year by Sens. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., and Susan Collins, R-Maine.
Focus groups are described as providing an insight into the world of the participants, examining the target group's shared understanding of everyday life, language, and culture.
Stuff based on a deep knowledge of black American life: language, stance, tone, outlook, its past and present.
The four KHCC circumstances observed were staff recruitment, end-of-life care, language, and communications technology.
She uncovers their possibilities and lets them resound in the many chambers of life and language.
He vowed that the interests of the existing islanders would be protected under Argentinian rule, including "their way of life, their language and right to remain British citizens".
What was an affirmation, an attestation to a place, a way of life, a language, a class, a culture and an attitude, became seen as something else.
Even when the writing is sharper, there's something off-puttingly neat - I want to say "digitised" - about the transcription of life into language.
