Sentence examples for on relinquishment from inspiring English sources

A newborn infant was considered abandoned if the paperwork on relinquishment of parental rights was initiated by the mother before discharge from the maternity hospital or if the mother left the hospital without the newborn.

Behavioural problems have been shown to increase the risk of relinquishment [ 29], and relinquishing owners have been shown to be relatively poorly informed on basic behaviour.

Finally, we have critically reflected on the framing of cord blood as 'waste', as a form of relinquishment that implies little or no cost to the donor.

It's a striking gesture of relinquishment.

The loss brings with it a new note, of relinquishment.

Film work has been a process of relinquishment.

"In terms of relinquishment, I'd say this is the most serious circumstance that I can recall," Mr. Pacelle said.

The relinquishment on medically appropriate health care services can lead to delayed treatments and a further decrease of the health status.

However, reports on the foreclosure/relinquishment association relied on anecdotal evidence provided by animal shelters, which is known to be flawed since many people do not give a reason for relinquishment, or give a false reason.

It has been suggested that the recent economic downturn may be increasing the demands placed on shelters by increasing relinquishment and reducing rehoming of animals [ 24].

UNICEF is currently supporting the government to conduct a Study on Child Abandonment and Relinquishment to understand the magnitude, trends and root causes of child abandonment in Viet Nam.