conceived child

But naturally conceived children were the rule rather than the exception.

The recipient under this act, is given complete parental responsibility of the conceived child.

Thus far, studies have found that a significant minority of donor conceived children want information about their biological father.

Perhaps the world would have been a better place if the parents of normally conceived children had been forced to sign such a contract.

Many Tanka women conceived children with foreign men.

The purpose of it all was to bond the conceived child to the evil of Kadmilos.

The naturally conceived children were virtually disinherited from the company, and many of them returned to the Edenist fold.

Groups for donor conceived children make a strong case for the rights of children to have access to information about their genetic background.

It was there, in a cave, that his daughters plied him with wine and conceived children with him.

Even the word 'abortion' has been almost totally eliminated from the Polish language, and has been replaced by the expression 'killing of a conceived child'.

Then they realize that the Rakshas conceived children with demon-tainted blood, who Rhapsody resolves to rescue.

The Uniform Parentage Act (updated most recently in 2002) establishes the role of the egg recipient to the conceived child.

(Sources disagree about number of children had, al-Tabari cites eight children total but most sources only identify six conceived children).

For some donor conceived children, on the other hand, it may be psychologically burdensome not having the possibility of contacting or knowing almost nothing about the biological father.

Zandra, Emmeline, and Benedict were aged seven, five, and three respectively, the only naturally conceived children she and Edward had produced.

According to Mr. Kerekes, there are a handful of other posthumously conceived children, scattered through the United States, receiving Social Security benefits.

No statistically demonstrable increase of congenital malformations was found among the later conceived children born to survivors of the nuclear detonations at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

ULTIMATELY, legal experts said, state legislatures may provide guidance on the rights of posthumously conceived children.

Mimicking the Mother One of the normally conceived children had major malformations, compared to two such cases among the other infants, he said, but the difference is not considered signficant.

Theodore is briefly seen to be the Tulku, a great lama reincarnated; then the recently conceived child of Mrs Jones and her Chinese lover is identified as the one.

"Posthumously conceived children may not come into the world the way the majority of children do," said Chief Justice Margaret H. Marshall of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.

Before the retrieval of the eggs from the donor, the donor must sign the Egg Donor Contract which specifies the rights of the donor with respect to the conceived child and the recipient.

The fact that many of the Framers of the Constitution conceived children illegitimately may have affected the ambiguity around the status of children and children's rights in drafting and ratifying the Constitution.

Furthermore, in paragraph 18, the use of language leaves the meaning unclear and open to interpretation; prevention of "girl pregnancies" has the unfortunate double meaning of specifically seeking to prevent pregnancies where the conceived child is a girl.

Leela falls in love and marries a Gallifreyan, Andred (The Invasion of Time), and at the conclusion of the novel Lungbarrow is pregnant - the first naturally conceived child on Gallifrey for millennia.