Examples of using Procreation in English and their translations into French
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including their right to parenthood and procreation.
Additional shrubbery variants may be created through the procreation activities of Samuel Hall.
Laws do not discriminate against persons with disabilities in respect of marriage, procreation and inheritance;
to justify the ban on post mortem procreation.
With this decision, He was also obliged to submit to all the Laws God had decreed for physical procreation because the Perfection of God requires this.
Together we can collaborate to circumvent this crucial and decisive shift, instead of veering toward the lucrative global procreation market.
Liberated from servitude to procreation, this romance of tomorrow is called on to cement the indissoluble union between two strictly polar beings,
Moreover, this is according to the GeneralLaw, because without procreation to ensure the incarnation of Souls, the human species
Virgilia was beautiful, fresh… a miracle of nature, full of that eternal enchantment… that passes from one to another… forthe secret purposes of procreation.
Once married, the wife had the task of procreation, remaining faithful to her husband clearly,
For spiritually free human beings procreation should be nothing but the proof of their willingness
they must move past their carnal appetites aiming at physical life and procreation.
a working group recalled the importance of rigorous impartial epidemiological evaluation of the techniques for medically assisted procreation.
Still, through procreation the parents assume the obligation to take care of the dwelling place they have thus created,
Further reiterates that the role of women in procreation should not be a basis for discrimination
Should procreation take place with persons in whose vicinity she continually finds herself,
The sacral chakra holds the energy of creation and procreation: the desire to have children as well as give birth to our creative ideas.
Rooted within the contexts of techno-science, medically assisted procreation, new negotiations of the concept of family,
one of the founding gynaecologists at the Medically Assisted Procreation Centre at the Clinique des Grangettes.
The garment was presented as a utilitarian garment with multiple applications that serves the need for human intimacy and procreation by stabilizing physical proximity in microgravity environments.