Translation of "host mother " (English → French) :

gestational carrier [ gestational surrogate | host carrier | host mother | gestational mother ]

parent rock | mother rock | host rock | source rock

mother-child center | mother-child centre | Mother/Child Center | mother child center | mother/child centre | Mother Child Centre | Mother-Child Center | Mother Child Center

blog host | bloghost | blog hoster | bloghoster | blog hosting provider | blog host provider | weblog host | weblog hoster | weblog hosting provider | weblog host provider

biological mother | birth mother | natural mother | real mother

host system [ host | hierarchical distributed processing system | host-centered system | host-satellite system | host processor facility ]

Plasmaviridae (Acholeplasma host)

host application program [ host program | host application programme | host programme ]

single adoptive mother | sole adoptive mother | lone adoptive mother

mother board | motherboard | mother card | mothercard

Is it the host mother, who must carry the baby and struggle with the emotional bonds that grow as the baby comes to term, or is it the biological mother, who provides the ovum and who must go through the psychological struggle of living with another person bringing her child into this world?

(Return tabled) Question No. 469 Ms. Kirsty Duncan: With regard to maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH): (a) in the answer provided to written question Q-208, (i) what services, key health and nutrition interventions are included in “scale-up integrated productive, maternal, newborn, and child health services”, (ii) what specific services and interventions are included in “family planning services”, (iii) what are the specific “commodities” referenced, (iv) what does “we are prepared to do more” mean, (v) what diplomatic and financial efforts has the government made or is considering, “to do more”, and in what Canadian and global forums, beyond the announced summit Canada will host ...[+++] on MNCH in Toronto at the end of May; (b) what consideration has the government given to a signature Canadian contribution to the post-2015 development agenda; (c) what consideration and diplomatic efforts has the government made or is it considering, and in what forums, to support the inclusion of a specific high-level goal in the post-2015 agenda to improve health and nutrition outcomes for women, newborns, and children; (d) what financial efforts has the government made or is it considering, and in what forums, to improve the health outcomes for (i) women, (ii) newborns, (iii) children, broken down by initiative; (e) regarding the Muskoka Initiative, what consideration and diplomatic and financial efforts, and in what forums, has the government given to (i) recommit to the investments made, (ii) extend and increase this Initiative or a similar one, beyond 2015 and beyond the $2.85 billion envelope, (iii) targeting the efforts of this Initiative to more effectively reach and provide health care to the most vulnerable mothers, newborns, and children, (iv) recommit to the vaccine investments made in this Initiative and to extend and increase the commitments made; (f) what diplomatic and financial efforts has the government made, or is it considering, and in what forums, to incr ...

Mr. Speaker, indeed, as I said, later this week the Prime Minister will host a number of the world's most respected and influential humanitarians in order to draw the world's focus to this issue of the health of mothers, newborns, and children.

Later this month, Canada will host a high-level summit on maternal, newborn, and child health, at which the Prime Minister will seek to accelerate efforts on critical health issues that affect mothers and children.