Sentence examples for to assisted from inspiring English sources
verb
To stand (at a place) or to (an opinion).
- A great part of the nobility assisted to his opinion.
So the obstacles to assisted-dying legislation are ideological, not practical.Religious objections to assisted dying cannot, and should not, be resisted.
The patient was treated for depression, assessed for dementia, and discharged to assisted accommodation.
A philosophy professor says, "It appears that your objections to assisted suicide are essentially tactical".
Contributions may be made to Assisted Living at Weinberg Village, 300 JHF Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15217.
"Well, maybe he will have to go to assisted living soon".
Groups opposed to assisted dying criticised those who have signed the letter.
The official position is that the Church of England remains firmly opposed to assisted dying.
In July doctors at the British Medical Association stuck by their opposition to assisted suicide.
The rise of multiple births due to assisted reproduction has only exacerbated the problem.
"Here I can step from independent living to assisted living to the nursing home," she said.
Those with a genuine moral objection to assisted suicide need not participate.
