sumption that women must be able to achieve easier abortions and to recover there to sexual freedom not runs to general lay morals but also principles enshrine in recitals that
The assumption that women must be able to achieve easier abortions in order to recover their right to sexual freedom not only runs counter to general lay morals, but also contradicts the principles enshrined in recital Z, which states that the promotion of 'higher birth rates to meet future requirements' is central to the European action.
The assumption that women must be able to achieve easier abortions in to recover their to sexual freedom not runs to general lay morals, but also principles enshrined in recital Z, that the promotion of birth rates meet future requirements' is central to the European action.