Sentence examples for Under adoption from inspiring English sources

WHAT -- Introduced in January and developed in cooperation with the Sea Turtle Survival League and the Caribbean Conservation Corporation, the program includes educational materials, nighttime walks, children's activities and, for families checking in with children 16 and under, adoption certificates for G.P.S.-tagged turtles that can be tracked online.

The LSW program (p) – in particular, life story book – was originally applied to children who were under adoption and foster care services.

One example are Rutter's adversity events [ 8], which point to a combination of a set of family environment factors (including severe interparental discord, low-income class, numerous families, paternal criminality, maternal mental disorder, and children raised under adoption conditions) being strongly related to psychological disorders, including ADHD [ 9].

Gay people were given the legal right to adopt children under the Adoption and Childen Act 2002, implemented in 2006 following legal challenges.

Under the Adoption and Children Act 2002, councils have a duty to appoint an adviser to "ensure best support arrangements, respond quickly to problems and maintain agreements", she said.

Today, the couple would no longer be able to order a home study in this way - commissioning or making such a report became illegal at the end of January 2000, under the Adoption (Intercountry Aspects) Act 1999.

Justice Amalya L. Kearse, who was joined by Ralph K. Winter and Norman A. Mordue, the panel called the handling of Ms. Rodriguez's case by the foster care agency "a judgmental error," but held that Ms. Rodriguez was not entitled to sue because under her adoption agreement -- as in all other city-supervised cases -- legal custody would not shift to the parent until the adoption was final.

Impacts have been mainly quantified by means of the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) approach, under the adoption of different boundaries of analysis, although other economic and biophysical approaches were also applied to a minor extent.

An extensive literary review about the cultural drivers that lie under the adoption of innovation and corporate social responsibility has been carried to gain a wide understanding of CSI.

These assumptions were then used to calculate a range of potential economic impacts for the five countries under alternative adoption scenarios.

As proof of age, it helps protect children against child labour, illegal adoption, under-age military service, trafficking and forced marriage.