Sentence examples for instigated labour from inspiring English sources

Dr Liggins (known as "Mont" after his childhood craze for Monty the Mouse) was determined to understand why such births occurred, and to prevent them.Squeezing his research into evenings after long days delivering babies, he began by questioning the theory, held since Aristotle, that the mother's body instigated labour.

In 2007 Bahrain became the first Arab country to institute unemployment benefits as part of a series of labour reforms instigated under Minister of Labour, Dr. Majeed Al Alawi.

Ms Jowell, who wakes at 6am and goes to the gym four times a week, is one of last survivors of the New Labour project instigated by former Prime Minister Tony Blair.

Questions are instigated about the politics of labour, architecture, ethnic identity, the law and ecology.

Part of a big splurge on the arts on Tyneside, which was instigated by a self-described "philistine" local Labour councillor, the gallery is also a symbol of Britain's bygone days of plenty.

That directive follows a vote in the Senedd, instigated by Plaid Cymru and supported by Labour AMs for the Welsh government to do everything in its power to prevent fracking from taking place in Wales.

In 1981, Kaunda jailed Chiluba and other labour leaders without charges after they had instigated wildcat strikes.

Our director said we can try – if we don't shave, what will happen?" The midwife in charge explained that during the period of this study (1999 2003) the director of obstetrics had instigated a randomised controlled trial (in 2002) of women entering the labour room to determine the effects of shaving.

The discovery was taken up with enthusiasm by Constantine, who instigated the building of a great new basilica at the spot, offering unlimited help with labour and materials and suggestions as to design and decoration.

The fact of the matter is that the Israeli Labour party has supported all the wars Israel has waged, and actually ran and instigated most of them.

For the past two years Labour has been talking about the NHS being the Tories' weak spot following controversial reforms instigated by David Cameron's first Health Secretary Andrew Lansley.