Sentence examples for midwives of the from inspiring English sources

Her hair is braided in a style popular among midwives of the mountains of rural Puebla province, and her blouse is Indian, either of Nahuatl or Huastec origin.

Not only that, they were midwives of the subversive variety, who disagreed with many of the practices they saw in their day-to-day work on labour wards.

Helmut Kohl, who as German chancellor was one of the midwives of the Maastricht treaty, thought a single currency could not survive without political union; indeed its main appeal was that it would make such union more likely.

To explore current literature surrounding the knowledge, beliefs and attitudes of nurses and midwives of the healthcare needs of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) patients and their influence on equal and non-discriminatory care for LGBTQ individuals.

We acknowledge with gratitude the assistance of the midwives of the John Hunter Hospital, and the women who participated in this study.

A questionnaire was sent to all 108 midwives of the twenty practices participating in the study.

All obstetricians and midwives of all the centers were instructed to manage the database and to collect data.

"Ruth calls Freud the midwife of the show," Mr. St.

He describes himself as the "midwife" of the idea of the right to be forgotten.

Martin Maw on Sir Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, the sixteenth-century "midwife" of the Oxford University Press.

He edited the first two volumes with Mark Bonham Carter, who died in 1994, but was the sole midwife of the third.