Barnes left strict instructions on how his legacy was to be preserved, but the directors are now seeking, on grounds of financial need, court approval to move to a more tourist-friendly site in downtown Philadelphia.
Others worry that the perspective of abortion as a right having to do with ownership and control of one's body would make it difficult to question abortions performed on grounds of sex selection, a practice which is becoming more common around the world in countries where having girls is disfavored; or abortions sought on trivial grounds like the timing of a vacation.
His solution is to let members of the Catholic pro-life movement into state-financed family-planning clinics.A few days earlier, in an apparent pre-emptive strike, a group of opposition parliamentarians put forward a plan that may reduce the number of abortions that are sought on economic grounds.
The food of storks is also varied and may be sought on dry land, in marshy ground, or in shallow water.
The committee says it will investigate whether these redactions were sought on national security grounds, or to avoid embarrassment.
"Of course, no one would argue that (Hobby Lobby owners) could seek, on religious grounds, to preclude their employees from spending their wages on contraception.
The government's document said that Mr. Ghailani's lawyers also had sought leniency on grounds that he provided information to the United States government while he was detained.
The government sought dismissal on grounds that there was "no genuine issue for trial," and that the conditions were "reasonably related to the legitimate penological objectives of national and institutional security".
Gary McKinnon, the British computer hacker whose extradition the US is seeking on the grounds that he tried to destroy American security systems, denies any such purpose in his attacks on its military websites.
"One of our core values is 'intuitive thoughtfulness.' We observed the preferences of solo women travellers on our flights, and noticed that they often sought assistance on ground upon arrival at their destinations, mostly either regarding their baggage or to reconfirm the safest and most reliable options for airport transfers.
Do trace theorists misguidedly seek, on a priori grounds, to "dictate to science what to discover in the brain" (Zemach 1983, pp. 32 3)?
