Sentence examples for development of the birth from inspiring English sources

Participants recommended that a Civil Registration Law should be developed, and to appoint a Civil Registrar General to coordinate and lead further development of the birth registration system.

Dr. Celso-Ramón García, whose research in the 1950's advanced the development of the birth control pill, died on Feb. 1 in Boston, where he was visiting a relative.

The organization provided family planning counseling across the nation, played a role in the development of the birth control pill (approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 1960) and the intrauterine device (IUD; 1968), and reached out to less-developed countries by establishing its Family Planning International Assistance program (1971).

The development of the birth control pill has made it easier for women to avoid unwanted pregnancies and to plan when to have children.

Her next-door neighbor was Carl Djarassi, a pioneer in the development of the birth control pill.

In a 2010 CBS poll, Americans were asked about the impact of the development of the birth control pill.

The development of the birth-control pill took years, so why choose the request for approval from the Food and Drug Administration and not the successful clinical trials in 1956, or its actual approval and sale in 1960?

In 1968, Pope Paul VI issued his famous encyclical, "Humanae Vitae," partly in response to Women's Lib and to the development of the birth-control pill, which supporters, including Catholic doctors, hoped would gain approval of the Pontifical Commission on Birth Control because of the way it mimicked the natural "infertile period" in women's cycles.

The story is divided into eight chapters, one for each of eight "revolutions" in our ancestors' approach to food: the invention of cooking, the attachment of symbolic meaning to food, the development of herding, the birth of agriculture, the use of food as a marker of social class, the trade of food between cultures, the transfer of foodstuffs between continents, and, finally, industrialization.

A full list of the financial, institutional and personal contributions to the development of the 1958 Birth Cohort Biomedical resource is available at http://www2.le.ac.uk/projects/birthcohort.ac.uk/projects/birthcohort

Relative development of the lung at birth is essential to provide sufficient oxygenation of body tissues and so maintain ex utero life.