Sentence examples for fostering told from inspiring English sources

Felicity Collier, chief executive of the British Agencies for Adoption and Fostering, told The Press Association today: "The most important factor which will have been considered by the High Court today will be the need for these two babies to have a safe and permanent family life.

The British Association for Adoption and Fostering told the BBC that recent court rulings had underlined local councils' need to consider all options, such as placing with birth relatives before seeking adoption.

Foster told Bigger that he had, in fact, spotted the three men at Ross's.

"What we're looking for now," Foster told me, "is a combination of money and rights.

We installed a pair of physical servers in their studio," Foster told me.

A report in 2002 suggested the training atmosphere led to soldiers becoming "bored, demotivated, and increasingly prone to indiscipline," Ms Foster told the hearing.

"Anthony and I were profoundly shocked that Professor Ball was responsible for the counselling arm of the Melbourne Response," Mrs Foster told the commission.

Foster told reporters in December she offered to resign three times after the auditors first refused to sign off on the company's accounts, but she agreed to stay in the job as long as the president trusted her.

Foster told the Guardian he had not yet made up his mind how he would vote on the fees issue, and had been asking Bath people what they thought.

Foster told the more than half empty chamber that she did not receive any indication or any "warning signs" that controlling the cost of the scheme was an urgent priority.

(Later that year, Tabs made a notorious misstep, wading into a debate about bro culture and rape. The affair, Foster told me, "was the one thing in Tabs that I think was a mistake — unequivocally an error on my part").