Sentence examples for allow a termination from inspiring English sources
Critics say the new law, which would allow a termination after 22 weeks only if the mother's life was at risk or if the fetus was not viable, would be too restrictive.
She died of septicemia after she was repeatedly denied an abortion during miscarriage while she was 17 weeks pregnant because Irish medical guidelines did not allow a termination while there was a fetal heartbeat.
The bill was published on the same day as an official report into the death in a Galway hospital of Savita Halappanavar, a young Indian dentist who was denied a potentially lifesaving abortion during a miscarriage while she was 17 weeks pregnant, because the current guidelines do not allow a termination while a fetal heartbeat is present.
"The situation in Northern Ireland is different to mainland Britain in that, basically, a woman has to be about to die before she is allowed a termination," Purvis said.
She was refused.Ireland's highly restrictive abortion law allows a termination only in very limited circumstances: where a real and substantial risk to the life of the mother exists (including that of suicide in pregnancy).
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For each structure, 10 docking solutions were generated allowing an early termination of the process, if the respective RMSDs of the three highest ranked docking solutions were within 1.5 Å of each other.
The draft rules allow for termination if a woman's life is in direct danger.
Dr Mary Favier of Doctors for Choice said the refusal of a medical panel to allow the termination, despite agreeing she was suicidal, meant despite the new law, few women would be able to get an abortion.
The second model, often called the "torpedo" mechanism, suggests that cleavage of the transcript generates an unprotected (i.e., uncapped) 5′ end, which allows entry of a termination protein (Connelly and Manley 1988).
However, BA's biggest trade union said Qatar Airways' employment practices, which forbid female staff to marry and allow the termination of contracts for pregnancy, were a cause for alarm.
