czeizel造句

• Czeizel acknowledges he helped place babies with American couples, but denies any wrongdoing.
• Czeizel admitted involvement, but denied wrongdoing.
• Czeizel denied receiving money from the transactions.
• Czeizel said he acted out of concern for the welfare of the children and mothers, all of them poor.
• One of Hungary's best-known family planning specialists, geneticist Endre Czeizel, has been implicated in an adoption scandal.
• Other defendants are several of Czeizel's colleagues, Gati's mother, and four women who had had their children adopted by foreigners.
• Endre Czeizel is charged with illegally " changing the family status " of women he counseled and can receive up to 10 years in prison if found guilty.
• According to the charges, Czeizel, formerly head of the Budapest-based Family Planning Center, raised the possibility of foreign, mostly American, adoptions to pregnant women, when they turned to him, asking advice for abortions or adoptions.
• Editors of " Volkswille " during the Hungarian period included Wilhelm Paul, Robert Blum ( from March 24, 1899 ), Johann Dobrillovich ( from April 6, 1900 ), Anton Zabilsky ( from March 1, 1901 ), Josef Schwarz ( from January 9, 1903 ), Peter Karl ( from May 22, 1903 ), Gyula Horacsek ( from April 29, 1904 ), J醤os Bir?( from May 20, 1904 ), B閘a Czeizel ( from November 8, 1905 ), J醤os T髏h ( from November 10, 1906 ), Rudolf Kruppa ( from April 11, 1908 ), J醤os Maul ( from May 16, 1908 ), Gyula Freund ( from June 17, 1908 ), J . Maul ( from October 10, 1908 ), Ferenc Nedl ( from January 6, 1909 ), J . Sch鰊berger ( from June 5, 1909 ), Lajos Fried ( from June 23, 1909 ), Mih醠y Back ( from November 24, 1909 ), J髗sef Herber ( from January 5, 1910 ), Vilmos Sehorsch ( from July 16, 1910 ), Gy鰎gy Bauer ( from March 4, 1911 ), Ferenc Geistlinger ( froom March 19, 1911 ) and J髗sef ( Josef ) Gabriel from January 11, 1913.