Sentence examples for Awaiting adoption from inspiring English sources

The police took away Bruce and three other adopted sons, two adopted daughters and a third girl awaiting adoption, and announced that the boys had been systematically starved.

Nine of the 24 children who were in last year's show were adopted, and three more are awaiting adoption.

The central database will hold details of children awaiting adoption and of families approved to adopt, with local authorities able easily to look further afield if adoption cannot be arranged locally.

In January 2018, a revised version of the law has been adopted by the Council of Ministers and is awaiting adoption by the parliament.

If appropriate foster and adoptive homes cannot be identified, foster children and children awaiting adoption may be placed in congregate care, which increases the annual cost to the state by $2,000 per child.

The result of this is that the hundreds of children in foster care in Louisiana who are awaiting adoption are more likely to be kept in foster care than adopted into loving homes, because the state is telling unmarried couples that if they adopt those children in another state, they will not be able to get a corrected birth certificate, and the Supreme Court is allowing them to do so.

Mission Une Seule Famille en Jésus Christ, where Mr. Étienne's son awaits adoption, opened in 2005, but its director, Joseph Kesnel, said he picked up an application for accreditation only in October.

At Trotta-Bono three tabletop-size pigs await adoption: a snouty, long-eared black-and-white spotted sow and her two matching offspring, a 20th-century carving by Felipe Archuleta of Santa Fe, N.M.

Company activity is currently on hold as the industry awaits adoption of a new mining law, a draft of which was written with World Bank technical support in 2014.

But the film argues unequivocally that the horses thrive in the wide open spaces, not the BLM holding pens where tens of thousands await adoption.

Baby animals that are abandoned are typically cared for by foster families until they are eight weeks old and able to be put in a shelter to await adoption.