Voorbeelden van hastening

• Based on these findings, concern about hastening death does not justify withholding opioid therapy.

• What the cut does is to remove a repetition of the seven lines, and this has the effect of hastening the arrival at the climax.

• Here the seriousness of the illness has little effect on hastening the operation.

• They see this not simply as a long-term objective but one to be targeted immediately with the regulators charged with actively hastening their own demise.

• We could stipulate that any sort of change, hastening, or delay, however small, will turn one event into another.

• Subsequent legislation varied the conditions, but the essential requirement of fencing remained, thus hastening the spread of fences, and the end of shepherding.

• Hundreds of other carriages, crowded with their thousands of men, were hastening to the great city.

• Since the regeneration is largely controlled by man, is it possible to derive better strategies to shorten the non-productive phase by hastening the growth of the juveniles?

• One would particularly like to know whether the intensity of coital thrusting is an important factor in hastening ovulation, and whether the emotions of the female have a contributing effect.

• Clouds of whispers fade away into the blue space, as fugitive wings hastening to a distant horizon.

• Conversely, the medicalised association between disability and advanced ageing has legitimised policies for hastening the social, and in some cases the actual, death of disabled people.

• Since the 1960s and increased international aid the population has grown and, despite the safety valve of emigration, outgrown the natural resources hastening degradation of the agricultural base.

• Suic ide, hastening death, and psychiatry.

• One way of hastening harmonisation would be to increase stamp duty to the higher average of continental countries with the minimum fuss.

• There is now a new reason for hastening slowly on enlargement.