Sentence examples for implications for abortion from inspiring English sources

And this has important implications for abortion.

Hillary Clinton's historic candidacy has heightened the interest of women voters who would no doubt have been paying close attention to this election in any event because of its classic lineup of issues, including the war in Iraq, a highly uncertain economy and the makeover of the Supreme Court, with its implications for abortion, civil liberties and so on.

Behind the News -- The ruling had no great implications for broader abortion issues, and Justice O'Connor's opinion was suitably mundane.

With the White House, the House and perhaps even the Senate up for grabs, along with the possibility of a reshaping of the Supreme Court by the next president, this election could have major implications for federal abortion policy.

This has obvious implications for the abortion debate, and some countries have resisted including stillbirths among vital registration or mortality statistics for this reason.

Providers were generally positive about the implications of abortion legalization for the country and for women.

Explain that abortion laws, such as the one mentioned in Roe vs. Wade, were not about the moral implications of abortion.

It also has long-term implications for how the abortion debate plays out.

The Supreme Court's decision to take on Whole Woman's Health v. Cole could block the further closure of Texas clinics and have broad implications for other states' abortion laws, advocates explained.

The dearth of abortion providers undermines the availability of safe, legal abortion, and has serious implications for women's access to abortion services and health service planning.

Since the offence is against a person and a foetus is not a person, such playing with words must have far wider implications – on abortion, for example.