Sentence examples for Because of adoption from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, a judge invalidated an adoption Ms. Johnson obtained in Manhattan Surrogate's Court a year and a half ago, because of adoption papers in Cambodia, including a revised birth certificate naming Dr. Bissoon the boy's father, according to Dr. Bissoon's lawyers.

Economic benefits are accrued because of adoption of efficient energy which leads to environment improvements.

We abstracted birth addresses from hard copies of the birth certificates, but several records were sealed because of adoption (n = 7).

Disorderly organisation of paper records was more frequent than in electronic medical records (EMR), but some physicians had inefficient use of their installed EMR because of adoption and implementation problems.

Twenty-seven (75%) of the 36 HIV-infected children were tested because of known maternal HIV positivity, 6 children (17%) were tested because of adoption, 2 (6%) were tested because of an HIV-positive sibling, and 1 (3%) was detected because of concurrent treatment for tuberculosis.

Perhaps the confusion continues because the stigma of adoption hasn't fully disappeared.

This is a good sign for future growth, because the rate of adoption does not appear to be slowing as time goes by.

The drive to adopt comes partly because of parents' desires to expand their families -- but also because of this framing of adoption as a spiritual act, according to Kathryn Joyce, a journalist and author of The Child Catchers: Rescue, Trafficking, and the New Gospel of Adoption.

But it is outrageous to deny a child the chance of adoption because of a misguided belief that race is more important than any other factor.

Putin is focused on the issue of adoption because curtailing the adoption of Russian children by Americans was a response to sanctions imposed by the United States after the death of an anti-corruption lawyer named Sergei Magnitsky.

The education secretary, who was adopted at four months, criticised councils for the "outrageous" practice of denying a child the chance of adoption because of a "misguided" belief that all children must be matched with parents of the same race.