Sentence examples for implications of abortion from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hicks, who helped form a debate club at his school (where the topics include the ethical implications of abortion to whether teenage criminals should be tried as adults), wants to be a lawyer.

The term "pro-choice" is a euphemism designed to gloss over the moral implications of abortion, including questions of judgment, responsibility, fairness and the value of human life.

Heidi found that in her situation the two main implications of abortion being illegal were a lack of information on how to access services and a reluctance of people willing to speak about the issue.

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.

The reporters all wanted to know the possible political implications of the abortion decline.

Obstetricians were more exposed to international debates, treaties, and safe-abortion practices and had better awareness of national research on the public health implications of unsafe abortions; these factors tempered their religious views.

Little is known about health care workers' views on abortion legalization, such as their perceptions of women seeking abortion and the implications of legalization for abortion-related health care.

And this has important implications for abortion.

We don't need to settle out the liberty implications of Obamacare or abortion to begin the process of protecting liberty from government intrusion (NSA warrentless wiretaps) or corporate intrusion (Citizens United).

"Affording victim status to a fetus has implications beyond the erosion of abortion rights," Tuerkheimer wrote in a New York Times op-ed following the introduction of a fetal homicide law in Colorado.