Sentence examples for made for adoption from inspiring English sources
But following two landmark appeal court cases, the brakes are firmly on: family judges are applying the full rigour of statute to local authority evidence when applications are made for adoption placement orders.
On the basis of this comparative analysis, a proposal is made for the adoption of an advantageous coefficients representation convention allowing clear quantitative evaluation of the performances of the different sections just from the flutter derivatives diagram observation.
There are however many behavioural theories, and a case could be made for the adoption of alternatives to the SIA.
Pleas have, however, been made for the adoption of a broader concept of sexual health, one that includes outcomes relating to the quality and consensuality of sexual experience, not only as risk factors for outcomes such as STIs and unintended conception, but as important ends in themselves.
Of the hundreds of dogs entered into the program, 87% have graduated, all of whom have either been adopted or transferred to rescue partners to be made available for adoption.
Mr. Johnson said his organization felt the eggs should be made available for adoption instead.
The suit says thousands of Tennessee children are languishing in foster care, in violation of federal law, neither being returned to their parents nor being made available for adoption.
The BLM administers American horses, which are regularly rounded up and made available for adoption.
There are already many social bookmarking sites, but adding a feature like this to an already-popular personalized home page service makes for easy adoption.
The volunteers also need to socialize new kittens and cats with behavior issues to make them ready for adoption.
The resolution acknowledges the progress made for children since the adoption of the Convention and calls on European Union institutions to "undertake additional measures to ensure the respect for the rights of every child, everywhere, especially the most vulnerable".
