Sentence examples similar to bring to terms from inspiring English sources

On cases of fatal foetal abnormalities, he said: "Similarly, it forces couples to bring to term a child that has no chance of survival for long outside the womb if at all.

My body carried five babies I never had the privilege to bring to term.

Loeb reportedly moved to Louisiana last month after filing a lawsuit there against Vergara over their two frozen embryos that he wants to bring to term without her consent, the New York Post reported.

He considered the time at last ripe for positive action against France, after whose collapse Great Britain would have no effective military ally on the European continent and would be brought to terms rather by submarine warfare than by land operations.

The OKL hoped that by destroying the British fighter force the British could be brought to terms by air power alone and the very risky Operation Sea Lion would not be needed.

Had all teenage pregnancies been brought to terms the rate would be even higher.

The mammoth could then be brought to term in an elephant mother.

The objection seems to be that not all embryos created by IVF are then implanted and brought to term.

Moreover, a young woman's unwanted pregnancy brought to term makes this wan entertainment yet another youth-oriented sop to the anti-abortion doctrinaires.

Dr Mitalipov has little doubt that his zygotes could be brought to term if they were transplanted into a woman's womb.

The embryo thus created could in principle be brought to term if inserted in a uterus, a procedure that would lead to cloning the person.