Sentences with phrase «on resuscitating»

Of course, with my first, the CNM called for help for a shoulder dystocia, and there were suddenly lots of people in the room, all of whom were experts in and focused on resuscitating my son.

Following the successful landing of Rosetta mission's Philae on a comet in November, a UK - based team is now tinkering its way to capitalize on a resuscitated space exploration plan.

Not exact matches

«Do not resuscitate» or «do not intubate» orders may already be included on a POLST, but redundancy in the form of this document is important.

While states technically can not go bankrupt, the assumption is that the federal government would step in to resuscitate them should they default on all of their debts.

The Fed expanded its balance sheet in an effort to resuscitate an economy on the brink of collapse during the crisis.

Hulu revived The Mindy Project after Fox decided not to renew the comedy series in 2015, while Netflix has resuscitated freshly - cancelled series such as the western crime drama Longmire (previously on the A&E Network) while also bringing back fan - favorite shows like Arrested Development and Gilmore Girls following long absences.

If you see delegates from Spain, Greece or Portugal lying prone on the pavement, do not attempt to resuscitate them with cash infusions or loan guarantees.

But if consumers continue to feel a pinch on their pocketbooks in an era of rising deductibles, all the transparency in the world may not resuscitate the sector's reputation, fair or not.

Whether the dead - on - arrival negotiations on the proposed Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) with the EU can eventually be resuscitated is too early to tell.

Nokia's OZO VR cameras made their debut around 2015 at a time when Nokia looked like it had all but given up on hardware, after seeing its mobile phone business — once the biggest in the world — get decimated by the rise of Android and the iPhone and eventually sold off to Microsoft (which continued to wind it down after also failing to resuscitate it).

Since the bulk of the United States» coking coal is sold to other countries, tariffs on foreign steel would shrink the international market for coal and may break Trump's promise to resuscitate the US coal industry.

It provides information and direction on planning items like Living Wills, Health Care Power of Attorney documents and Ohio's Do - Not - Resuscitate Law.

We called Leon Kass, the former chairman of the President's Council on Bioethics, who said that the doctors should resuscitate him but not intubate.

Once the fish has been resuscitated, it will swim away on its own.

After only the briefest interval — so Mark implies all along — ; his followers were convinced that he had risen from the dead — not as one more resuscitated Israelite, like the daughter of Jairus, nor as a saint who had entered glory, like Moses or Elijah, but as no one less than the transcendent, heavenly Messiah, the «Son of Man» who was to come on the clouds of heaven and hold the last judgment upon all mankind.

Schleiermacher was the first theologian after Bayle to resuscitate the doctrine of original sin without reliance on the myth of Adam.

The doctors would try to resuscitate him on delivery, but there were no guarantees, no statistics — it may work, it may not.

On the one hand, we wish to challenge the implicit individualism inherent in the traditional understanding of the Risen Christ as a separate individual existing apart from his Christian followers, either in some resuscitated form during those forty days Luke speaks of (Acts 1:3) or as assimilated within the Godhead.

I am not referring to those who have been declared clinically dead in the operating room, for a brief time, and then resuscitated; no, I mean someone who has been declared legally dead, say for at least three days — on a cold slab in a morgue, under a sheet.

One fund manger, who declined to be named, went as far as questioning whether John Durkan was capable of resuscitating the supermarket giant's performance, highlighting the enormous pressure on the executive in charge of Wesfarmers» biggest money spinner.

For a few moments on the operating table in Iraq he was dead, pulse gone, and after being resuscitated he needed nine units of blood.

The Warriors resuscitated an almost out of the NBA JaVale McGee (with a lot of work on his part too).

Tiger Woods may believe he can resuscitate his golf game as successfully as surgeons repaired his aching back, but as far as Brandel Chamblee was concerned the Tiger era died at Royal Liverpool on June 19, 2014.

In a transfer saga that's been resuscitated more times than Jack Grealish after a heavy one on the vodka Red Bulls, a source close to Ronaldo has admitted a deal to take the former Old Trafford great to PSG has already been agreed.

She insisted on delivering far from the people and equipment that could have resuscitated the baby faster and possibly prevented a long NICU stay.

If you've ever seen one of the Corn Refiners Association television ads attempting to resuscitate the image of high fructose corn syrup (ahem, I mean «corn sugar»), you'll love this recent, dead - on parody from Saturday Night Live.

Though an on - board doctor attempted to resuscitate the child and the plane diverted to London's Heathrow Airport so that the child could be rushed to nearby Hillingdon Hospital, the child was pronounced dead upon arrival according to reports in the British newspaper The Sun.

But it was not until days after their newborn had stopped breathing — after his medical team was unable to resuscitate him and after he was put on life support — that Jillian Johnson said she and her husband learned what might have happened to him.

(Faced with this pressure, and perhaps also to resuscitate LAUSD's public image — which has been battered quite a bit on «Food Revolution» — the new Los Angeles schools superintendent announced yesterday that he'll ask the LAUSD board in to consider a flavored milk ban.)

Neither Liang nor Landau tried to resuscitate Gurley, according to testimony from the victim's girlfriend, and both cops on the witness stand this year blamed a lack of training.

Ahead of the July 14, 2018 governorship election in Ekiti State and the 2019 elections, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Tuesday resuscitated the State Implementation Committee on Voters Education and Publicity (SICVEP).

Tory backbenchers are risking resuscitating the party's «nasty» tag today, as they put the finishing touches on a package of policy measures which includes harsh conditions on housing benefit for teenage mothers.

The economic sector relates to the other ministries, so, naturally my experience will be brought to bear on my colleagues to make sure that we resuscitate the economy in a very homogenised manner so that there will be harmony,» he said.

Bloomberg is counting on Ross to resuscitate its pre-bust ambition to develop the «last frontier» of Manhattan, the West Side rail yards, into a major business district

Certainly that's proven true in Atlantic City, which has suffered badly since losing its regional monopoly on casino activity, and whose cash - cow status New Jersey has struggled to resuscitate with increasing desperation.

And she had left a living will as well as a «do not resuscitate» note on her medical records and considered ending her life at Dignitas, the Swiss - based assisted suicide clinic.

Brooklyn district attorney Charles (Joe) Hynes officially kicked off his resuscitated campaign for re-election this morning at a rowdy announcement on the steps of Brooklyn's borough hall.

Onetime Speaker of the House of Representatives, Dimeji Bankole, on Friday declared his intention to resuscitate the Ogun State Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, while cautioning against...

Once Labour has elected a new leader, he wants to «invite them into Number 10 straight away to sit with David Cameron and myself and try and resuscitate some of the stuff that we need to do on a cross-party basis».

Onetime Speaker of the House of Representatives, Dimeji Bankole, on Friday declared his intention to resuscitate the Ogun State Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, while cautioning against the situation where candidates are imposed on members by party leaders.

Instead, they argued that the officer shouldn't have had his finger on the trigger of his gun as he patrolled the Louis Pink Houses — and that he should have tried to help resuscitate Gurley, or at least call him an ambulance, as soon as he saw the young man was shot.

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We should not allow ourselves to be derailed from the job we are effectively undertaking in fulfilling our campaign promises anchored on the tripod of containing insecurity, taming the scourge of corruption and resuscitating the economy.»

He added that, «The economic sector relates to the other ministries, so, naturally my experience will be brought to bear on my colleagues to make sure that we resuscitate the economy in a much homogenized manner so that there will be harmony.

But risks are compounded because many common surgical techniques are not as effective as physicians believe or are simply performed on the wrong patients, says Guy Clifton, a neurosurgeon at the University of Texas Medical School at Houston and author of Flatlined: Resuscitating American Medicine.

The authors present a narrative of the events from that fateful November day, focusing on the medical steps taken to resuscitate President Kennedy at Parkland Memorial Hospital.

Even if patients are resuscitated and brought to the hospital in time, they may remain so severely paralyzed that they are permanently unable to breathe on their own.

Invasive species, urbanization and other threats have wreaked havoc on the Great Lakes, but this book still finds some glimmers of hope in the scientists who are making headway in resuscitating the ecosystem (SN: 3/18/17, p. 30).

On the following pages, we offer two unusual reports of revolutionary developments in the field — one resuscitated from 19th - century oblivion, the other too futuristic to believe.

Resuscitate your sleeping soles by walking barefoot on varied textures (like grass, pine needles, fluffy carpet, and rough stone) or rolling your feet on myofascial release tools such as lacrosse balls or even a simple wooden dowel.