Sentence examples for implementing contraception from inspiring English sources

This contradiction can be solved by implementing contraception control and lethal control simultaneously.

Fostering greater support for implementing contraception for HIV prevention will require the dedication, collaboration and coordination of many such actors.

The economic pressure of managing a large family, coupled with the overwhelming associated health complications, is a strong reason for implementing modern contraception in Nigeria.

Programme efforts should focus on implementing free provision of contraception and enhancing access to post-natal FP counselling.

A good example is the paper by Curry et al. in this issue of GHSP, describing the many programmatic elements implemented to provide contraception very successfully and at fairly large scale in crisis-affected situations.

This time, Catholic leaders who work in health care said in interviews that they did not want to see the controversy over religious liberty and contraception get in the way of implementing the health care overhaul.

When a women measures her basal body temperature in combination with an additional indicator of fertility, she is implementing what is known as the 'symptothermal' method of contraception.

But the latter formulation seemed to influence last week's Eighth Circuit ruling that the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) bars the government from implementing an accommodation for employers with religious objections to including contraception in their health plans.

The second consisted of questions measuring students' exposure to sex education, their views on accessibility of contraception and sexual health advice and their preferences in implementing sex education.

It further aimed to identify students' perceptions of accessibility to contraception and sexual health advice and their preferences in implementing sex education.

This study is one of the few to explore Indian students' preferences in methods of implementing sex education and the barriers preventing them from accessing advice about contraception and sexual health.