But meetings also procreate.

b. Article 28 B Every person shall have the right to establish a family and to procreate based upon lawful marriage

The rights of the couple, since they were denied the right to procreate and freely to decide on the number of their children.

Audience Species on this planet have evolved with immune systems to fight off all the diseases so that individuals live long enough to procreate.

Marriage is a lawful contract between a man and a woman, the purpose of which is to establish a shared union and to procreate.

In 1996, 23 of women aged between 15 and 19 years had started to procreate (18 had already borne children and 4 were pregnant for the first time).

Most of these consist of work which might impair their ability to procreate or, in the case of a pregnant woman, which might affect her health or that of her child.

Because people live longer and procreate less, raising and caring for children requires less of a parent s life than it used to. Women should be able to aspire to top jobs without squandering their fertility, and their success would encourage women in lower ranking positions, because female managers tend to implement more gender conscious hiring policies and serve as strong role models.

But perhaps most conspicuously absent from both precautionary and proactionary thinking is the old welfare state ideal that we might procreate at will in a world where our offspring are assured a secure existence. For all of their substantial disagreements, both sides dismiss this prospect as a twentieth century fantasy that was only temporarily realized in Northern Europe for a few decades after World War II.