America's widely respected Guttmacher Institute, which conducts research on reproductive health, says that 215 million women around the world are sexually active and don't want to become pregnant — but are not using modern forms of contraception.
The number of women in the world's poorest countries using modern forms of contraception has jumped by more than 30 million in the past four years, according to a report that found the most significant progress had been made in sub-Saharan Africa.
The Home Office regularly say in their decision letters that deportees can keep in touch with loved ones using "modern forms of communication", but as one deportee told me, "You can't be a Skype dad".
At a time when many of his colleagues are using modern forms of media to communicate with their constituents ― e.g., Twitter ― Kennedy has managed to command viral headlines with little more than Southern wisdom and a Pelican State drawl, distilling events of the day into blunt terms regular people can understand.
For the major types of propulsion used in modern forms of transportation, see energy conversion.
It will benefit those using more modern forms of search, such as conversational or voice search, where you ask Google a question rather than typing keywords into the search box.
According to Undesa figures, 142 million married women or those living with a partner, who would like to avoid pregnancy and use a modern form of contraception, are unable to access them.
Some 64% of women aged between 15 and 49 who are married or living with a partner are now using traditional or modern forms of family planning, up from 36% in 1970.
In Nepal, only 4.2% of adolescents report using a modern form of contraception [ 12], and youth describe embarrassment from discussing sexual health with parents, relatives and senior community members [ 13].
Although terrorism is not a new phenomenon, the increasing scale of the destruction it may cause, as well as the use by terrorists of modern forms of communication such as computers and mobile phones, has raised serious new challenges for international law ones that may affect the interpretation of the right of self-defense and pose a critical test for the UN.
