Examples of using Surrogate in English and their translations into Arabic
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Where is the surrogate going?
That's right. When we started this, we were working with a surrogate, and, um.
Ever thought of travelling to the US to find a surrogate mother or want to.
With humans acting as surrogate mothers.
He might not be a surrogate.
Which means he picked her because he needed a surrogate for Dr. Brennan.
Oh, hey, congrats on the surrogate, Buddy.
So you and Audrey are back on the surrogate hunt?
The guy's in jail. He needs a surrogate to do it.
I'm thinking that Christina Adalian had to be a surrogate.
She's all warm and fuzzy about the surrogate thing.
So we thought, you need a baby in your belly, we need a surrogate… win-win-win.
Parents, egg donors and surrogate mothers take centre stage at this year's Families Through Surrogacy 2019 UK seminar series.
Few countries allow surrogate mothers to charge for their service, reducing financial gain as a motive.
by the federal Government, it was not clear whether any of the states permitted surrogate consent to medical experiments.
We hid him in exchange for information about… experiments on unborn children and a surrogate who ran away.
The donation of egg cells is prohibited, as is surrogate motherhood, which is ruled out by the fact that under the applicable provisions of civil law only the woman giving birth to the child is considered his/her mother.”.
In cases where an offender was never caught, the use of surrogate offenders or other restorative measures could still be important as a way of responding to the harm suffered by victims.
Objective 3: Enhancement and recognition of the contribution of older persons to development in their role as caregivers for children with chronic diseases, including HIV/AIDS, and as surrogate parents.
Surrogate motherhood is a reproductive technology in which three people are technically involved in the conception and birth of a child: three: the surrogate mother bears a fetus grown from the material of the biological parents.