Sentences with phrase «shorten labors on»

i have read that eating dates starting on the 36th weeks will shorten labors on natural birth.

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On the Labor side, at least one in five voters have a «don't know» opinion of Bill Shorten.

«Equipment suppliers have the ability to shorten the labor requirements on site.»

I once debate on a thread whether gravity helps shorten labor.

After enduring a rough pregnancy that was met with one complication after another including a hemorrhage, blood thinners, shortening cervix, bed rest, preterm labor scares, severe anxiety with OCD, they finally welcomed their beautiful LIVING daughter, Brynnlea Orrin Abbott into this word on October 17, 2017 at 37 weeks +2 days.

Squatting, hands and knees, standing, semi-reclining, on a birthing stool or an exercise ball — all of these positions can shorten the pushing stage of labor by letting gravity assist baby's descent.

According to an analysis prepared on positioning and movement during early labor project that walking around or staying upright for some time will shorten the labor time by about an hour.

Funding is one of the final playing cards Shorten can use to draw a wedge between the two parties in an era marked by furious agreement between Labor and Liberal on schooling.

If the Coalition can put forward an option that seems competitive in comparison to Labor, it will be painful blow to Shorten's election hopes, as he holds on by his fingernails to convince Australians that Labor is still the party to fix the nation's schools.

Breathing new life into the Gonski debate, therefore, offers Shorten a rare chance to distinguish Labor from the Coalition on education and draw what is left from the cup of history that has solidified Labor as the education party among many Australian voters.

The Guardian reported on May 2nd that Opposition Labor Party leader, Bill Shorten, is now vowing to end the live export trade before the government review since «Labor sees no future for live sheep exports.»

Australia could be the «energy capital of Asia» but instead it is going backwards, Bill Shorten will say in a speech on Thursday, vigorously defending Labor's target of 50 % of Australia's electricity coming from renewables by 2030.

Bill Shorten is reportedly reconsidering the Labor Party's position on the question of a carbon tax, the latest chapter in Labor's long history with climate change policy.

**** A few posts back we focused on the naked malice of Labor's Bill Shorten — as he derided Joanne Kermond on national television.

Based on expert advice, a Shorten Labor Government will invest $ 20 million in a scaled - up National Tobacco Campaign.

Labor: Does not mention justice issues in its Indigenous health election statement but Opposition leader Bill Shorten pledged last November to set justice targets with a focus on community safety, preventing crime and reducing incarceration, and to support research into justice reinvestment.

Indigenous health was a big focus on many of the sessions and raised by Shorten, but Labor's vows to work in partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and recognise Indigenous health leadership would have perhaps resonated even more if an Indigenous health expert had been among the session chairs at the summit.

It comes amid uncertainty over one critical measure — secured funding for the NDIS through a rise in the Medicare levy to 2.5 per cent, with Opposition Bill Shorten saying Labor will limit its support for an increase in the levy to those in the top two tax brackets, despite the urging of leading disability groups to «not compromise the bipartisanship» on full NDIS funding.

Mental health, suicide prevention, and the framing of this election as «a referendum on Medicare» were among the health highlights of Opposition leader Bill Shorten's speech at the official Labor campaign launch in Sydney today.