Sentence examples for freed for adoption from inspiring English sources

"I think the message is, we will need more adoptive parents if children are freed for adoption and parents' rights are terminated under A.S.F.A.," Mr. Scoppetta said.

At the moment, there are about 1,000 children in the city's custody who have been freed for adoption but not yet placed with an adoptive family.

According to Ms. Festinger's analysis, New York City children who were adopted in 1998 came into foster care at a median age of 4.4 months, were freed for adoption at 5.6 years old, and were not adopted until a median age of 8.4 years.

Of the nine children still remaining, two have now been legally freed for adoption and are expected to be placed in pre-approved adoptive homes through another agency.

Of those 2,700, 420 were given up voluntarily and 1,100 were "freed for adoption".

Several thousand New York children now living in foster care have been freed for adoption, with no prospect of return to biological kin.

According to city figures, of 34,099 children in New York City foster care in April, 2,875 were legally free for adoption and in a pre-adoptive home with a signed agreement -- the category encompassed by Judge Wood's original ruling.

Amy went through a freeing order for adoption and, when she was 10 months, she was placed with a family that could offer her the stability and warmth she needed.

But every year about 1,200 more children become free for adoption, many of them teenagers, the hardest age to find permanent homes for.

Following are excerpts from remarks delivered last night at the Republican National Convention by Conna Craig, Elaine L. Chao and Sharon Darling as recorded by The New York Times: A stadium twice the size of this convention center could not hold all the children legally free for adoption tonight and waiting for families.

For example in United States, there were 108,000 children who were legally free for adoption and waiting for a family to embrace them, nurture them, and raise them.