Sentence examples for should resuscitate from inspiring English sources

Or why they should resuscitate bankrupt Dubai firms that will compete with Abu Dhabi's own national champions?

Labor officials dismiss the idea that the hostage rescue, in which three Americans were among those freed, should resuscitate the Colombia trade pact.

They should not resuscitate old socialist pipe-dreams about "decommodifying" market economies.

How should we resuscitate the preterm infant?

- Children with no dehydration should receive only expectant management, those with some dehydration should be rehydrated using ORS, and those with severe dehydration should be resuscitated with IVF.

Lawmakers, too, are assembling an "industrial revitalization" team that will be given the job of deciding which of the country's heavily indebted "zombie" companies should be resuscitated and which must close.

Patients anticipated to need a massive blood transfusion should be resuscitated with packed cells and fresh frozen plasma, without waiting for initial clotting studies.

All patients should be resuscitated before therapeutic intervention.

After negotiation, it was agreed that any patient on an oncology ward with an active or in-date order in the medical notes with "do not resuscitate" should not be approached, and that for all other patients on the oncology ward, consent was to be specifically sought from the supervising doctor before approaching the patient.

Of the total respondents 69.5%, 66% and 71.6% agreed that adjuvant therapies are important in pain management, that the patients right not to resuscitate (DNR) should be respected, and that terminally ill patients should be encouraged to have hope, respectively.

The study did find that when the living will incorporated a code status, like "full code," meaning that every effort should be made to resuscitate the patient, it was much more likely that emergency responders would provide life-saving care.