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"It is really not a case of life-sustaining medical treatment."
Patients already have a right to refuse life-sustaining treatment, the committee said in a report.
The life-sustaining aspect of his work is not lost on Young.
One is whether a person has a right to refuse life-sustaining medical treatment.
But above all, the program highlighted music as a life-sustaining force.
In many parts of the country, water is considered a life-sustaining public resource.
He had taken himself off life-sustaining kidney treatment this month.
Awards are available to anyone who provides life-sustaining support to members of the general community.
Last year, the group saved 12.5 million pounds of life-sustaining food.
It is also a general question whether they should receive life-sustaining therapy and, if so, for how long?
It is also the vital, life-sustaining force of both the individual body and the universe.
But he may wish to stop receiving life-sustaining measures at a certain point.
Yet the ocean is Earth's most fundamental and life-sustaining feature.
Nor does it matter what your reasons are for rejecting life-sustaining treatment.
This is kind of familiar, said Pal from his life-sustaining chair.
Furthermore, the decision to take away life-sustaining treatment was often made by junior doctors.
Some states, like Texas, restrict when parents can withhold life-sustaining care.
Born in renal failure, he came here to get life-sustaining treatment.
It seems to follow that making decisions about life-sustaining treatment are potentially difficult for several reasons.
Many of our activities are on a lifesaving, life-sustaining basis.
And nobody talked to him after Miracle was born about continuing life-sustaining treatment.
But for the last two generations, this life-sustaining relationship has become a parody.
You cannot include the time spent on life-sustaining therapy.
A person of sound mind aged 16 or over has a common law right to refuse medical treatment including life-sustaining measures.
