Sentence examples for make birth control from inspiring English sources

His affordable health care act would make birth control more freely available.

And the decision means the president's health care law will help make birth control cheaper for millions of women.

The trouble appears to be blindness to how easy it is to get pregnant and what it takes to make birth control really work.

Women consistently put a higher priority than the men questioned in the survey on international programs to prevent childhood diseases, promote equal education for girls, make birth control available and promote fair labor practices.

This is important, for it was surely her flaws just as much as her virtues that kept her going when the struggle to make birth control legal seemed as though it would never be won.

To this end, during the 1920's Margaret Sanger set out to make birth control respectable, partly by insisting that diaphragms be fitted only by doctors instead of obtained over the counter.

Suriving jail, ridicule and decades of harassment, she, more than anyone, made birth control respectable.

She added: "We made birth control and contraceptives way too political in the US.

It will help drive down the rates of unintended pregnancy and abortion by making birth control more accessible.

He and his colleagues persuaded the Thai government to change its policies, making birth control readily available in rural areas through midwives, who were plentiful, unlike doctors.

Mr. Ashcroft has said he opposes needle exchanges for drug addicts for the same reason he is against making birth control accessible to teenagers in school.