Sentence examples for prohibition on abortion from inspiring English sources

That, the court said "does not transform the law from a prohibition on abortion into a regulation of abortion procedure.

And it was only a year after an ill-advised referendum had enshrined a prohibition on abortion into the constitution.

Medical professionals are also advised on the first page that the act provides "a clear criminal prohibition on abortion".

In its introduction, the document states that "the purpose of this act is to restate the general prohibition on abortion in Ireland".

If she wins, Bachelet has vowed to push forward with greater equality for same-sex couples and a loosening of Chile's prohibition on abortion.

"This bill restates the general prohibition on abortion in Ireland," Mr. Kenny said at a news conference on Wednesday before the Protection of Life During Pregnancy bill was introduced.

In 2013 Amanda Mellet became the first of three Irish women to formally ask the UN to denounce the prohibition on abortions in cases of fatal foetal abnormalities as "cruel and inhumane".

Last week Amanda Mellet became the first of three women to formally ask the UN to denounce the prohibition on abortions in cases of fatal foetal abnormalities as "cruel and inhumane".

"Both bans are prohibitions on abortion prior to viability and the US supreme court has been very clear that states may not do that".

Wałęsa had displayed remarkable political skills as the leader of Solidarity, but his plain speech, his confrontational style, and his refusal to approve a relaxation of Poland's strict new prohibitions on abortion eroded his popularity late in his term as president.

Cynthia A. Pearson, executive director of the National Women's Health Network, an advocacy group based in Washington, said the kit represented a degree of medical autonomy for pregnant women in the years before 1973, when the Supreme Court's decision in Roe v. Wade overturned state prohibitions on abortion.