euthanasia

Preposition: of

cat: IAMS now state that they will not fund experiments that result in the euthanasia of cats and dogs.

Converse of object

• legalize: The main fear was that the Bill would legalize euthanasia by omission.
• legalize: The dangers of introducing laws to legalize euthanasia are very real ones.
• condemn: The statement also condemned euthanasia and suggested legal action against those governments which legalized it.
• oppose: A hospice which opposes euthanasia advertises for a medical director.
• practice: Advocates of " mercy killing, insist that many doctors practice euthanasia without declaring it.
• permit: We welcome the Committee's clear view that nothing in the draft Bill would permit euthanasia.

Adjective modifier

• non-voluntary: They is a distinct gray area in such a definition - how do you define, precisely, non-voluntary euthanasia?
• involuntary: The door is left wide open for involuntary euthanasia.
• passive: Right to Life - petitions to fight against the campaign to legalize passive euthanasia.
• humane: At the time, Rhodes claimed ignorance about any laws concerning humane euthanasia of animals.
• voluntary: The BHA supports attempts to reform the current law on voluntary euthanasia.
• active: Are these acts or omissions; are these cases of passive euthanasia or active euthanasia?

Modifies a noun

• campaigner: A prominent euthanasia campaigner in Australia has announced plans to provide euthanasia on a floating clinic moored in international waters.
• lobby: They are radically different from what the euthanasia lobby is wanting.
• advocate: In conclusion, a quote by Derek Humphrey, a euthanasia advocate, describes the necessary conditions for euthanasia.
• debate: It will provide a valuable addition to the euthanasia debate.
• bill: He voted against Joe Ashton euthanasia bill in 1997 which aimed to allow a doctor to end the life of a terminally ill patient.

Preposition: by

• omission: Passed the Mental Capacity Act allowing euthanasia by omission.
• neglect: Now every mentally incapacitated person is at risk from euthanasia by neglect.