Sentence examples for called contraceptives from inspiring English sources

They're called contraceptives.

She condemned contraception in a pamphlet called "Contraception and Chastity" (1975), saying "you might as well accept any sexual goings-on, if you accept contraceptive intercourse".

Mitt Romney recently called emergency contraceptives "abortive pills".

Birth control pills, also called oral contraceptives, are pills that are ingested orally and contain hormones.

Thus many experts say it makes it no sense to call these contraceptives "abortion agents".

One endocrine disruptor that has received recent attention is a synthetic estrogen found in hormonal contraceptives called 17α-ethinylestradiol, also known as EE2.

Nearly a decade ago, India embraced the conclusions of a 1994 United Nations conference on population in Cairo, which called for abandoning contraceptive targets, improving education and health for women and children, and offering multiple voluntary contraceptive choices.

Dr. Carhart's clinic, in the Omaha suburb of Bellevue, is called Abortion and Contraceptive Clinic of Nebraska.

The medication was an oral contraceptive called Enovid, introduced in 1960 by Searle to a nation of women increasingly eager for greater certainty in preventing unwanted pregnancies.

Months earlier, Ms. Biggins, a 41-year-old radio news writer, had begun taking a low-dose oral contraceptive called Cyclessa.

But for the past decade they have had access to an injectable contraceptive called Depo-Provera, which they need take only once every three months.