Sentence examples for admitted to foster from inspiring English sources

But the share of voluntarily placed youngsters among all children admitted to foster care has inched up slightly.

One in 10 children admitted to foster care in the 1999 fiscal year were voluntarily placed, according to city figures.

It was a farcical way to end a baseball game for sure, but here's the good news, and this is always impressive - Foster came out and admitted to making a mistake, saying: I saw the pitch and of course don't have the chance to do it again, but had I had a chance to do it again, I wouldn't call that pitch a strike.

During follow-up data collection, one child was placed in foster care and was admitted to hospital due to serious illness as a result of neglect.

The suit cited a study by the group that estimated that about 14 percent of the foster care children in New York had been admitted to a psychiatric hospital in the course of a single year.

At one point she was admitted to a psychiatric unit with depression and her son put into foster care as she battled against attempts to send them both back to Nigeria.

He admitted to an almost manic passion to make his home perfect, to show his foster parents that he had earned a family and a home.

Later, Camron admitted to Mercedes and a caseworker at La Casita that the punching at Thanksgiving hadn't happened, that his foster mother had told him to say that, and the caseworker recorded his statement, but the foster-care agency said the statement sounded coerced.

A16 NEW YORK/REGION B1-9 New Jersey Foster Children Left in Psychiatric Wards Scores of New Jersey's most troubled foster children, while in the custody of the state's Division of Youth and Family Services, have been admitted to psychiatric wards for emergency eight-day stays.

I admitted to everything.

I admitted to it.