Sentence examples for discourage abortions from inspiring English sources

But Utah has statutes on the books intended to discourage abortions, including a parental consent requirement for minors.

The center was meant to discourage abortions by providing quarters for children waiting to be adopted or put in foster homes.

SAN FRANCISCO — Seeking to stem what they call misleading advertising, San Francisco officials on Tuesday began a two-pronged attack on "crisis pregnancy centers," which are billed as places for pregnant women to get advice, but often use counseling to discourage abortions.

The government has moved to tightly regulate Internet use, and to discourage abortions and alcohol consumption.

If human life might begin at any time between conception and birth, wouldn't it be better to err on the side of caution and discourage abortions at any time, or at least earlier in the gestation cycle than we do currently?

He signed various bills designed to discourage abortion and encourage gun-ownership.

And one day soon -- depending on which party controls the government purse -- why not subsidize scripts and ads that sanction, or discourage, abortion?

Planned Parenthood filed a lawsuit in federal court on Friday seeking to block a South Dakota law that would require women seeking abortions to face the nation's longest waiting period, three days, and undergo counseling at pregnancy help centers that discourage abortion.

The purpose of such education by government and other non-government organizations (NGOs) is to discourage abortion among young women due to the high risks involved.

The New Conservatives are pro-choice but strongly discourage abortion.

Although it is labelled an Act "concerning health," it is transparently an Act to discourage abortion.