The phrase "adoptions until" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a time frame or limit regarding the process of adopting something, such as policies or practices.
Example: "The new policy on adoptions until the end of the year will be implemented next month."
Alternatives: "adoptions up to" or "adoptions through".
Religious institutions and agencies handled most adoptions until 1976, after which the process became the responsibility of local authorities.
Still, it seemed likely that regional officials across Russia would slow down or even halt pending adoptions until they had more clarity on any new rules.
As a result, the United States plans to continue its moratorium on new adoptions until the Cambodian government passes legislation intended to eliminate child trafficking.
He believed that the [government of Nepal] was aware of the myriad concerns associated with ihttps://blogger.huffingtonpost.com/mt.cgi?__mode=view&_type=entry&blog_id=3 nternational adoptions in Nepal....".. In this cable, the Ambassador reports that the Nepal government is suspending international adoptions until it can reform its system.
"I'd never thought about the adoption until then".
English law did not recognize adoption until 1926.
The report, which is not due for adoption until 2014, was produced to guide federal, state and city governments in America in making long-term plans.
In England and Wales, gay couples were legally excluded from adoption until as recently as 2005 - a double-tragedy given the shortage of suitable families available for kids to go to.
And finally, for consumers, the biggest hurdle was the cost of these devices, which has prevented mass adoption until now.
Some companies won't invest in seeing decentralized applications until there's a mass-market adoption of the technology; unfortunately, there can't be mass-adoption until there are market ready applications.
The Spanish system of collective bargaining follows the principles established in the 1980 Workers' Statute, which experienced only minor changes since its adoption until the recent labour market reform in 2012.
