Sentence examples for inability to adopt from inspiring English sources
Other issues of concern to lesbians include child rearing (ranging from the inability to adopt a partner's offspring to laws barring same-sex adoption), the sharing of medical health benefits with a partner, the right to make health decisions for a partner, taxes, inheritance, and so on.
I have been part of a group of academics in Cambridge and London who were frustrated by commercial publishers' inability to adopt an open access model.
The inability to adopt is one of many legal and financial inequalities the Sheltons face because their state and the federal government do not recognize their union, which they affirmed in a ceremony almost 11 years ago.
The Americans — among them the economists Lawrence H. Summers and Paul Krugman — were glum about their country's economic stagnation and its political inability to adopt policies that could end it.
The inability to adopt GAP, especially in conventional farming with limited facilities and always done in an open field, results in higher risk of pest infestation.
Several difficulties, including a dearth of consistently identifiable landmarks, inter-subject variability, and imprecise or indeterminate structural-functional relationships, have led to the community's inability to adopt a standard parcellation protocol.
The rest is due to the inability to acquire, adopt and adapt better technologies to raise productivity.
A common trait among the communards seems to have been an unwillingness or inability to take responsibility and to adopt specific roles, which is what a family needs, at least in principle.
In recent weeks, the fund had circulated a confidential study of Greece's long-term debt prospects that argued that reduced growth and the inability of Greece to adopt needed reforms could swell the country's debt to 178 percent of G.D.P. by 2015 and still leave it at 160 percent of G.D.P. by 2020.
At issue were cases in which this authority led to gross abuses, such as the lengthy detention of an offender guilty of only a minor crime, simply because of his inability or refusal to adopt a subservient attitude toward prison officials or other persons in positions of authority.
On the other hand, the inability of P6 to adopt an amphipathic structure, plus its lower affinity toward PG-containing membranes seem to explain its poor antimicrobial activity.
