Sentence examples for permanent illnesses from inspiring English sources

State law allows medical parole for inmates who are terminally ill or have significant and permanent illnesses.

Soon after Mr. Marshall surrendered on June 21 to begin serving his sentence, Mr. Marshall's lawyers filed for medical parole, which state law allows for inmates who are terminally ill or have significant and permanent illnesses.

Note also that the effect of permanent illnesses (or illnesses of slowly changing severity) will wash out in the fixed effects.

Which in-turn causes deaths, permanent illnesses, and disabilities.

The reader comes away with the overwhelming sense that an institutional, economic and almost philosophical form of medical malpractice has been unleashed upon psychiatric medicine, and it has condemned -- in the name of controlling costs -- thousands of patients to permanent illness.

Occupational hearing loss is a permanent illness, with no recovery currently possible.

The ultimate fate of this patient (he had to retire from his job with a chronic and permanent illness) could have been avoided by early environmental intervention.

At study outset, both areas exhibited high scores on the major deprivation indices including Oxford, Breadline Britain, Townsend, Jarman and Carstairs and with elevated Standard Mortality Rates, Standard Long Term Illness and permanent sickness ratios.

Those tormented by permanent mental illness, for example, often try to kill themselves.

In the later part of his life, George III suffered from recurrent, and eventually permanent, mental illness.

Caretakers of children in Manhiça perceived ARI as a permanent, inherent illness that is only revealed in occasional discrete attacks.