0 the act or skill of rescuing people from drowning -- záchrana tonoucích
The boy is being taught life-saving.
If so, we would certainly want the intellectual achievements embedded in life-saving seeds and medicines to be freely available in poor countries.
But precaution must be balanced against delay in developing life-saving treatments.
Conjoined, the two principles determine the following values for evaluating alternatives in life-saving situations.
Second, our study focused only on life-saving treatments with patients with paraplegia.
Under special circumstances, this procedure can be life-saving.
Nevertheless, the relative importance of these life-saving treatments (compared with a life-saving treatment that restored patients to perfect health) was significantly different across scenarios.
And finally, it carried clouds and rain that provided life-saving water to replace the ocean that the invaders had left behind.
Limitations can be justified by concern over depletion of public funds, and also over future escalation in the requirements for life-saving expenditures.
