Sentence examples for will not abort from inspiring English sources
A medication abortion requires the two-pill regimen, so "many women will not abort just from using the first medication," according to ACOG.
He berates himself -- "No guts" -- for his failure to split from Theo when, as a mere philanderer, he decides to marry Leah so she will not abort her pregnancy.
Herein, considering the impact of practical habits of private vehicles owners and battery lifespan, it is assumed that once the charging process starts, it will not abort until the battery is fully charged.
If it's that the baby is ill and might not make it anyway, remind her that he/she might not live if he/she is born, and will not live if aborted.
Wen Xueping, a family planning official in Yunnan's Chuxiong prefecture, said the couple will not be forced to abort the baby but have been warned of the consequences of having it.
If the results of the inquest show that Savita died as a direct result of doctors' refusal to abort, she will not have been the first woman to die in great pain because of the Irish Catholic Church's war on reproductive rights.
If the results of the inquest show that Savita died as a direct result of Galway doctors' refusal to abort, she will not have been the first woman to die in great pain because of the Irish Catholic Church's war on reproductive rights.
But that will not happen if the bank's toughness aborts the recovery.
"We will not enable the enemies of the revolution to abort it, even if we have to sacrifice thousands of martyrs again".
The presence of maternal antibodies reflects the presence of immunity in reproductive females, because pups infected with PDV, orphaned or abandoned during an epidemic will not survive and pregnant females will most likely abort following PDV infection.
[Others] will not even eat with that person who has aborted; they will not share a plate or visit that person," said one participant in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia during focus groups Ipas conducted there to assess abortion stigma.
