Sentence examples for not abort from inspiring English sources
The captain, a Serbian, came into the landing too high, and did not abort it when he should have, the Indian government's investigation report said.
They did not abort; he privately acknowledged paternity and provided child support; and when the news came out, Jackson immediately told the truth and publicly expressed his sorrow.
Now, science would argue for a bit of caution here: first a pilot; then an evaluation; then, if all good, the rollout; if not, abort.
Last week, a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled 2 to 1 that the commission could not abort the licensing review while there was still money available for it.
"We need to teach, not abort," said Ben Ouko, director of Youth With a Mission, a Christian organization on the lakefront that is raising money to buy a boat to provide health care to Lake Victoria's island residents.
In an exuberant class by himself is Michael Barone, a ubiquitous conservative commentator who last week said that journalists who trash Palin (more than a few of them conservatives) do so because "she did not abort her Down syndrome baby".
The intuition is that neurons that respond more when a trial is more rewarding ("positive" neurons) should fire less on aborted trials compared to those that were not aborted.
The athlete who finished our study (participation in the MRI at time point 5) but had to abort the race afterwards because of a hand phlegmonia has been counted as not aborting for our study since the cause for abortion was not related to a problem of the feet, and the measurements are thought to be independent of the later evolution of a hand phlegmonia.
"You are not aborting the child.
The goal, he said, was to end abuses while not aborting a recovery in the housing sector.
But it is likely to increase abortions in poor countries from Eastern Europe to Africa by curtailing the reach of small, remote youth centers that try to promote birth control, not aborting, as the antidote to unintended pregnancies.
