In practice, this legal provision means that women whose babies won't survive outside the womb can't terminate their pregnancies in-country, so they go to England.
If you tell women with unintended pregnancies that they may not terminate those pregnancies, they won't listen.
If that law passes, the I.S.P.'s won't be able to terminate spammers if they spam with their real address.
Management won't be able to terminate the services of public accounting firms; only the audit committee will have that power.
"Savita saw the doctor, she was anxious to know what was the response and feedback and the doctor said 'unfortunately the foetus is still alive, it is a Catholic country and we won't be able to terminate'.
They might boost your follower count (unless they're detected and terminated) but won't actually engage with your content or help your business, and end up dragging down your metrics so Instagram shows your posts to fewer people.
But if Trump terminates the program, it won't just impact the immigrant population—some 750,000 undocumented young people who have earned college degrees, joined the workforce, and enjoyed deportation relief as a result of DACA.
"If all these people terminate babies with Down syndrome, there won't be programs, there won't be acceptance or tolerance," said Tracy Brown, 37, of Seattle, whose 2-year-old son, Maxford, has the condition.
"The sooner they terminate the measures the better, and we won't need to use these sanctions".
But turning her minions into a spectacle that adheres to reality-programming tropes ― they fight! they hook up! ― while threatening to terminate them if they don't behave won't provide the reinvention she clearly wants.
