abortion rights mobilization造句

• The study was funded in part by the advocacy group Abortion Rights Mobilization.
• Abortion Rights Mobilization provides the drug at no charge, but women must still pay doctors'fees.
• Ms . Waldman said of the Abortion Rights Mobilization, " but we don't need the tests.
• Lawrence Lader, who heads Abortion Rights Mobilization, said his experience with mifepristone in other cities had been encouraging.
• Abortion Rights Mobilization, an abortion advocacy group, is seeking to make the drug available to women even more quickly.
• Abortion Rights Mobilization is legally able to copy RU-486 for research as long as it does not sell it for profit.
• Abortion Rights Mobilization has developed its own version of the drug, which is being produced by an American manufacturer whose identity is being closely guarded.
• The treatment uses an exact pharmaceutical copy of RU-486 called mifespristone that has been developed by the National Abortion Rights Mobilization in New York City.
• Next, Lader and his organization, Abortion Rights Mobilization ( ARM ), fixed on the daring idea of making the pill themselves, using published patents.
• Indeed, the council and Lader's group have had preliminary discussions about whether the Abortion Rights Mobilization's manufacturer would be capable of full-scale production.
• Big-name people won't touch it, " said Lawrence Lader, director of Abortion Rights Mobilization, which oversees manufacture and distribution of the drug.
• The group announcing the new tests, the Abortion Rights Mobilization, said it had manufactured some of the pills and hoped to begin testing soon in 2, 000 to 3, 000 women around the country.
• In New York City, Abortion Rights Mobilization is making arrangements to offer the drug through Dr . Carolyn Westhoff, a gynecologist at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center who conducted clinical trials of mifepristone for the Population Council in 1995.
• Lawrence Lader, the president of Abortion Rights Mobilization, plans to announce Wednesday that his group will offer the drug, mifepristone, to as many as 10, 000 women seeking to end their pregnancies without a surgical abortion.
• He also was a counsel for the Catholic Church in Abortion Rights Mobilization, Inc . v . United States Catholic Conference where he defended the right of the Catholic Church to maintain its tax exempt status while teaching and advocating its moral position on abortion.
• Although the Population Council holds the American patent on RU-486, the Abortion Rights Mobilization was able to produce a copy, because by law any group can copy a patented drug as long as the copy is used for research and not for commercial sale.
• Chassler was a founding member of the Child Care Action Campaign, serving seven years as its vice president; a member of the advisory boards of the National Women's Political Caucus and the Institute for Women and Work at Cornell University and a member of the board of Abortion Rights Mobilization.
• Although the Food and Drug Administration has not yet approved the sale of mifepristone, some clinics offer it in clinical trials sponsored by Abortion Rights Mobilization, while other doctors and clinics use methotrexate, either in clinical trials for early abortions or as a use beyond the one for which it is specifically labeled.