Sentence examples for request assist from inspiring English sources

It further states that NATO leaders "direct the Council in Permanent Session to consult on the most immediate risks in the field of energy security, in order to define those areas where NATO may add value to safeguard the security interests of the Allies and, upon request, assist national and international efforts".

In Switzerland, patients can request assisted suicide.

It merely recognizes the liberty to request assisted suicide and leaves it to each third party (whether a health-care professional or not) to accept such a request.

The infrequency with which individual doctors are involved in PAS reflects two factors: First, most patients do not have a terminal illness, and the vast majority of those who do, do not request assisted suicide.

The range of boundary conceptualisations was particularly illustrated when examining the interface between mental state and mental capacity, with the relationship between the decision to request assisted suicide and depression a particular area of inconsistency.

Even within an assessment framework emphasising cognitive elements of mental capacity, depression may have a significant bearing in terms of their ability to use and weigh the relevant information, but how far this might be tolerated and the patient still be found competent to make the decision to request assisted suicide remains unclear.

The bill "gives people with a terminal illness or a grievous and irremediable medical condition the option of requesting assisted dying".

A consecutive sample of 214 lesbian couples requesting assisted reproduction, 165 of whom participated.

Participants requesting assisted reproduction at all fertility clinics performing gamete donation in Sweden, were recruited consecutively during 2005 2008.

Ideas about 'reasonable' and 'unreasonable' reasons for requesting assisted suicide further emphasise the subjectivity potentially inherent in the process.

In Oregon it has been shown that depression is not always appropriately identified in patients requesting assisted suicide [ 38].