Part II(C) explains what it means for one class of persons to have property in another, and Part II(D) describes the power prospective parents exercise over their prospective children in the act of procreating. Part II(E) then demonstrates how the broad notion of the right tends to treat prospective children as a class of property, by assigning them as such to their prospective parents.
For Hohfeld, a power is "an ability to cause, by an act of one's own, an alteration in a person's rights, either one's own rights or those of another person or persons, or both." (101) Consistent with this definition, the very act of procreating allows prospective parents to determine future legal and moral relations, including relations in property, for members of the class of prospective children.
While procreators must cooperate with others, the act of procreating can be divided into individual voluntary acts that can themselves be the subject of regulation.
Under either approach, however, the procreative right becomes synonymous with the concept of personal free will, divorced from the behavior of procreating and its consequences for others, and without intrinsic limits.
Oakley would be prevented from
procreating as conjugal visits could be
Because female inmates are incapable of
procreating in the exact same manner as male inmates, (509) the policy of treating male and female inmates equally, to the extent possible, is not implicated in this context.
Presumably she's away in Leiceser (all those evicted from soap operas seem to live in Leicester)
procreating with some other bloke.
For the first time, biologists have found an animal, a gender-bent mite, living and
procreating quite well despite the supposed handicap of carrying genes from just one parent.
In principle I agree that some of our young soldiers are living (and
procreating) beyond their means, but don't insult me by implying that my pay is good if you add up the bennies.
teaches that it is necessary that each conjugal act remain ordained in itself to the
procreating of human life" (Hv 11).
She added that the animals were '
procreating like there is no tomorrow.'
I love that he doesn't take himself too seriously." The thought of Ronnie Wood
procreating? Stop!
In the ordinary context, where one becomes a rearing parent,
procreating usually has a greater impact on one's life plans, as well as on one's self-fulfillment and self-identity.
Down in the woodshed, something stirred - a trio of mutated half-breeds, intent on
procreating.
Worse, they are busy
procreating and there will soon be a whole new generation of cretins set to terrorise us.
