The phrase "adoption an act" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "adoption is an act"? If this is the case, you can use this phrase when discussing the nature or definition of adoption in a legal or social context.
Example: "In many cultures, adoption is an act of love and commitment, providing a family for those in need."
Alternatives: "adoption as a process" or "adoption is a decision".
An adoption facilitator acts as an independent third party to match adoptive families with birth mothers.
The adoptive parents are then given a certificate of adoption, which acts as a temporary birth certificate until a new birth certificate is drawn up for the child.
"The two lessons here are that the United States as a nation would benefit from a Uniform Adoption Act, so the laws would be consistent from state to state," said David Baum, president of the Academy of California Adoption Lawyers.
This is a better indicator of T&T adoption than ACT or RDT consumption and is fortunately relatively simple to monitor.
The widespread adoption of ACT has been motivated by a desire to minimize the emergence of drug resistance and to address the problem of recrudescence associated with artemisinin monotherapy.
Legislators passed the Second-Parent Adoption Act, allowing an unmarried couple to legally share custody of a child they parent together and have contemplated numerous bills for domestic partnerships, civil unions and marriage.
(Funds were available under the Child Welfare and Adoption Assistance Act of 1980).
He wanted to improve the experience of adoption, to act on his belief that it was the better option.
The passage of the Adoption Assistance Act was especially well-timed.
Although retrospective release of identifying information has occurred with adoption (Adoption Act 1984 (Vic)), retrospective release of identifying donor information has no precedent anywhere in the world and the implications for donors and their families of introducing a law that removes donor anonymity with retrospective effect are unknown.
