Voorbeelden van aborting

• This change in the law would make abortion illegal except for strictly defined medical reasons.

• We're conducting a poll to find out what people think about abortion.

• Some women choose to have an abortion rather than care for a severely disabled child.

• Her husband longed for children, and she had an abortion without telling him.

• Many women die or become infertile as a result of unsafe abortions.

• Aborting it would arguably be permissible even if the fetus were to come within the scope of the constraint against harmful using.

• Antibodies to trophoblast in normal pregnant and secondary aborting women.

• Mahowald may be correct in claiming that many of the reasons prospective parents give for aborting based on disability are not discriminatory.

• Aborting abnormal fetuses: the parental perspective.

• If this were true, it would imply that over 7000 women each year were successfully aborting themselves by instrumental methods without the assistance of anyone else.

• The mere promise of a review of grant in the light of the aborting of the previous one is a wholly insufficient substitute.

• The alternative is to have ante-natal screening and to face the difficult decision of aborting a much-wanted pregnancy.

• How many doctors have been prosecuted for aborting children who were capable of being born alive?

• I talked with farmers whose ewes were aborting their lambs due to drinking the infected water.

• The third situation which is unsatisfactory is where doctors disagree about aborting a woman, or where they refuse to abort a woman on medical grounds.

• Early detection and targeted control interventions have already proved their value in the region through aborting potential epidemics.

• I am so glad that we never considered aborting him in the womb.

• First, there are the single women, who never admit that they are aborting or, indeed, that they have ever been pregnant.

• Clearly, rejection of an embryo earlier than 14 days is preferable to aborting a foetus much later on.

• It is extremely difficult to bring down that requirement in any satisfactory way without aborting recovery at the same time.