Sentence examples for bring birth from inspiring English sources

Sir David said one of the biggest threats to the natural world was overpopulation, and improving women's rights around the world was the only effective way to bring birth rates down.

Kobach has also helped to draft more than 16 other immigration-related measures around the country including a contentious ordinance in Farmer's Branch, Texas that banned illegal immigrants from renting houses and a law in Kansas requiring voters to bring birth certificates, U.S. passports or citizenship documents to the polls.

The project aims to bring birth and civil registration services to more than half a million people in three districts of Nampula Province.

You may be asked to bring birth certificates or school transcripts to prove the status of your children.

Of course, if you have a passport, you will not need to bring birth certificates as the passport will provide complete authentication.

TBAs are registered and called to regular meetings by the block health office where they are given clear and repeated instructions to bring birthing women to hospitals.

While initiatives to bring birthing closer to communities are important [ 26], broader approaches are required and health care providers can align with communities and women to promote such change.

Under pressure from the Government to reduce maternal deaths, the Block Health Office is steadily controlling the TBAs by giving them incentives to bring birthing women to the hospitals, that are four times more rewarding than the fees paid by the families to attend a birth.

Reality TV has brought birth, dating, marriage, divorce, drinking, dieting, hiring, firing and old age into American homes.

When he meets Daisy, a worker from the Family Planning Health Centre who is dedicated to bringing birth control to the people, he considers giving up his painting.

The release of "Django Unchained," and the discussion surrounding it, have brought "Birth of a Nation" — D. W. Griffith's disgustingly racist yet titanically original 1915 feature — back to the fore.