Sentence examples for common adoption from inspiring English sources

IVFML hosts Simon Ganz and Anna Almendrala discuss why this common adoption question hurts infertile couples.

He only has to open Kathryn Joyce's book The Child Catchers about child trafficking, corruption and fraud; and Laura Briggs' work on the disappearance of the first mothers and families in the common adoption narrative.

With the Commons' adoption of the Grand Remonstrance of November 1641, which demanded a voice for Parliament in the appointment of the king's ministers and in the reform of the church, accommodation between Charles I and Parliament became more difficult.

Were we unsympathetic, Lotze might be uncharitably (and falsely) caricatured with the appellation "Biedermeier," especially if one took seriously the oft-repeated charge of methodological eclecticism (implicit in the all-to-common adoption of "ideal-realism" as an adequate descriptor of Lotze's project).

Despite these approaches appear to be common, the adoption, understanding and acquiring the skills to conduct these active-oriented teaching, are still lacking among the Malaysian science teachers (Halim and Meerah 2016).

She did not realize how much more common open adoptions had become; she knew of no adoption agency that would speak to women with an open mind about abortion.

Experts say it is not clear how common post-adoption depression is.

The English common-law adoption of dominium was not comprehensive, omitting some of the finer distinctions developed by the Roman law.

Though adopting children of color is common when the adoption is international, not all children who were adopted internationally are children of color.

At the same time, a common barrier to adoption (availability of funding) was 'controlled for' in this sample, allowing other factors during adoption decision to be explored.

7. Temporary "performance dips" appear to be common following the adoption of process-enabling systems.