Sentence examples for her reunification from inspiring English sources

For two years, Niveen had avoided conversations about her ethnic origins, but once her reunification services ended she petitioned the court to place Adam with a Muslim, Arabic-speaking family.

In retrospect, the officials said, the American negotiators could also have paid more attention to Mr. Chen's wife, Yuan Weijing, and the effects of her reunification with her husband in the hospital, American officials said.

As foster parents who also happened to be the de facto parents of Nina by now, our duty was two-fold: help Rayna with her reunification efforts, and advocate in the best interests of Nina.

Retired, unemployed, the social safety net of her country no longer available to soften her fall after reunification, Heidi began to experience a deepening sense of dislocation, despair and ambiguity about her sexual identity.

She was granted limited access to her adoption file following reunification, and learned that her mother had never had a chance to get her daughter back.

"Love her like a daughter," the social worker had said to us, "It is the only way she will develop those feelings of attachment that she can transfer to her mother if reunification is successful".

If her subsequent reluctance to accept German reunification suggests her belief in the people was less deep-rooted than she would claim, she was a leading force in undermining the power of the Soviet Union.

The 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, to be marked next Monday in the German capital, was the occasion for her to thank America for all it did for West Germany and West Berlin and for the swift reunification of her country 11 months after the wall fell.

It is this world view which may have been the reason for her hesitation about German reunification.

In November, Watfa received the news that her children would be allowed to join her in Germany, under family reunification laws.

Mrs. Merkel said that it was not in Germany but on a trip to Poland to give a lecture in the days following the momentous changes that she first heard the subject of German reunification mooted by her Polish friends.