Sentence examples for liberalization of abortion from inspiring English sources

Ronald Reagan, as California's governor, approved the liberalization of abortion and divorce laws.

He said the Catholic hierarchy would endorse demonstrations against gay marriage, liberalization of abortion and other steps taken since the March 14 elections.

"Before Roe," they wrote, "despite broad popular support, liberalization of abortion law had all but come to a halt in the face of concerted opposition by a Catholic-led minority.

Even by 1973 the gradual movement towards more liberal abortion laws had slowed, and it is difficult to believe that most states would have come around to the liberalization of abortion anytime soon.

Repeated induced abortion seems to be a public health concern in many countries especially after liberalization of abortion laws [ 3].

Finally, alongside other efforts, lobbying for further liberalization of abortion services may serve to overcome perceived unnecessary barriers to access to safe abortion services by youth students.

After liberalization of the abortion law in Nepal, Ipas, an international NGO focused on preventing unsafe abortion, began training FCHVs to refer women for safe abortion services in communities where services were available, initially based on women's suspicion of pregnancy.

Further, a recent study among Ethiopian female university and college students found that 32.1% of the students were familiar with the liberalization of the abortion law and women who were aware of the law were more likely to have experienced an induced abortion [ 11].

Liberalization of restrictive abortion laws appears to result in improved health outcomes, but in the interim or absence of such changes, giving women information about misoprostol may save lives, they conclude.

Despite liberalization of the Nepal abortion law, young women continue to experience barriers to safe abortion services.

Nonetheless, this papal interregnum has become an important period for him, presenting an opportunity for him to use mass media to reach Catholics in his vast and diverse archdiocese, and to elevate his stature as he faces battles with President Obama over health insurance regulations and with Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York over a proposed liberalization of the state's abortion laws.