Sentence examples for from the point of conception from inspiring English sources

The Fact Checker asked if, using the "post-fertilization" age definition in the bill, their findings can carry over to babies at 20 weeks old from the point of conception.

But the idea that evangelicals, even young evangelicals, are going to subordinate their commitment to protecting life from the point of conception is, he argued, a notion born of Democratic blindness.

"This law says 'Enough!' to the abuses and recognizes that an embryo is a person and as such must be protected from the point of conception," said Elisabetta Alberti Casellati, a senator from Mr. Berlusconi's party, Forza Italia.

Today, says Pat Tookey, who manages the National Study of HIV in Pregnancy and Childhood (NSHPC), the comprehensive, anonymised surveillance of all obstetric and paediatric HIV in the UK and Ireland, there is "a vanishingly small chance giving birth to an HIV-positive baby, if medication is taken from the point of conception and all interventions are followed".

Abortion has become an issue in Italy's general election campaign and in recent months many supporters of the law have become convinced there is a plan to repeal or restrict it.Alarm bells sounded in the pro-choice camp four years ago when Catholic lawmakers used a law on in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) treatment to confer rights on embryos from the point of conception.

Robert George for one spends some time arguing this, claiming that from the point of conception there is 'a genetically complete organism directed towards its own functioning.' (George 1999, pp. 209-213).

A physician speaking for the state argued that viability was reached at the point of conception.

In a very large (outbred) population, there should be exact HWE at the point of conception.

Moreover, from the point of view of the functional conception, it is unclear why (1) picks out anything valuable — anything deserving the name of a virtue — at all.

Most of all, the expression marks a beginning -- a point of conception from which the spirit of Douglass may live again in the hearts of the statue's viewers.

The point of departure for this conception of metaphysics is Leibniz's theory of truth.