Sentence examples for principle of assisting from inspiring English sources

Yet, argue the supporters of Lord Joffe's private member's bill on assisted suicide shortly to be introduced to the House of Lords, if society concedes that, then it concedes the principle of assisting death in extreme distress, where the condition is clearly terminal as the lorry-driver's was.

(4) The emergencies related to alcohol intoxication section included items about general principles of assisting in an emergency, seeking medical help, and managing vomiting, drowsiness, alcohol poisoning and other alcohol-related emergencies.

"Psychotherapy is the informed and intentional application of clinical methods and interpersonal stances derived from established psychological principles for the purpose of assisting people to modify their behaviors, cognitions, emotions, and/or other personal characteristics in directions that the participants deem desirable".

Therefore, we propose these 10 principles to assist providers of technical assistance to ministries of health in helping governments make progress in health care.

Cambodia on Tuesday said that the International Organization for Migration (IOM) had agreed in principle to assist the transfer of asylum seekers who were found to be genuine refugees from Australian detention centers to Cambodia.

A discussion of various propulsion systems for interplanetary transfer is followed by a detailed overview of transfer techniques, including the principles of gravity assist and a range of applications of this technique, low-thrust transfers in combination with gravity assist and for planetary escape and capture and the utilisation of multi-body gravity perturbations.

Researchers (eg Falchikov 2001; Topping and Ehly 1998) consider peer-assessment in line with the principles of peer assisted learning and argue for its effectiveness in learning within different contexts.

Accordingly, EPA has established the following program goal, expectations, and program management principles to assist in the identification and implementation of appropriate remedial actions.

The Statements of Principle assist the Australian Department of Veterans Affairs to make informed decisions about the provision of healthcare and benefits.

This most basic of progressive principles - assisting those who are risking all for their freedom against undemocratic tyranny - is never more relevant than today.

Even those who support the principle of euthanasia or assisted suicide are deeply divided, with some arguing that the law is too restrictive and should allow terminally ill patients to receive life-ending drugs without a doctor's approval.