Sentence examples for adopted abroad from inspiring English sources

Dr. Jane Aronson, 52, a Manhattan pediatrician who specializes in treating children adopted abroad, said that adoption agencies now commonly encourage families to do things like incorporating décor from the child's culture into their homes.

The new law that gives automatic citizenship to children adopted abroad makes perfect sense.

Nearly 90percentt of the 1,250 South Korean children adopted abroad last year, most of them by American couples, were born to unmarried women.

The ideas and advice were freely available; the clout to get them adopted abroad, and in the end at home, was not.

Children adopted abroad "are usually developmentally delayed when they arrive," she has found in counseling the families of 2,100 children adopted in the last 11 years.

Nearly 90percentt of the 1,250 South Korean children adopted abroad last year, most of them by American couples, were born to unmarried women, according to the Ministry for Health, Welfare and Family Affairs.

With a plummeting birth rate and strict adoption laws, there were relatively few Spanish children needing homes, while adopting abroad was relatively quick and easy – at least for couples who could afford the costs of €10,000 or more.

QUESTION FROM PATRICIA: What do you think of gay couples adopting abroad — it certainly complicates the issue, but how, specifically to the international adoption piece of the debate?

For those Britons who decided to adopt abroad, China was the most popular destination, followed by Russia and then India.

But when it comes to adopting abroad, "there's an exception to every rule," said Martha Osborne, founder of Rainbow Kids, an adoption advocacy group.

Now, anyone wishing to adopt abroad has to be assessed by a social worker at home first and generally go through the same process as those wishing to adopt domestically.