Sentence examples for actions birth from inspiring English sources
Helpful or harmful actions birth other helpful or harmful actions, which birth other actions, and so on forever.
This study assesses the consistency of responses among women regarding their beliefs about the mechanisms of actions of birth control methods, beliefs about when human life begins, the intention to use or not use birth control methods that they believe may act after fertilization or implantation, and their reported use of specific methods.
Because of this, he is fixated on the idea that he has some African American blood, which Faulkner never confirms, and views his parentage as an original sin that has tainted his body and actions since birth.
"As we said at the time, the Obama administration's decision on Plan B was a missed opportunity to further distinguish the president's record from those of candidates like Romney who have taken actions against birth control," Miller told HuffPost.
They explored feeding on a continuum, from intentions in pregnancy to how these translated into actions after birth.
We attempted to determine the level of knowledge about mechanisms of action of birth control methods in five representative samples of European women.
A particularly visible action concerned birth control pills, which were revolutionizing sexual behavior but seemed to be causing worrisome side effects.
The advertising campaign commenced in April 2010 with the live-action short "Birth of a Spartan".
The most fascinating thing about Mr. Harvey's work is that the heartbreak will take us right to bliss if we pursue our own spiritual work and take guided action to birth the new planet that is arising.
The report recommends urgent action on birth registration, in line with the child's right to a name, nationality and a family.
To assess the understanding of the mechanisms of action of birth control methods, women were asked to give their beliefs regarding at which stage(s) of human reproduction various methods of birth control may act (Table 2).
