Sentence examples for only to adopt from inspiring English sources
But why seek only to adopt children with disabilities, pressed Buerk.
But all that changed last year, when David became one of only a few transgender adults in the UK not only to adopt, but to adopt alone.
At present the parliament will be invited only to adopt or reject the whole package: when faced with such complexity, that's a meaningless choice.
Johnny O'Callaghan's story of an out-of-work actor who quit Hollywood in despair for Uganda only to adopt a child is a true story – about himself.
In line with the overweighting of events with small probabilities (i.e. fiscal audits), we find that planning induces the majority of people not only to adopt a mechanism of commitment to tax compliance, but also to actually comply.
The strategy has, however, been of inestimable benefit to a host of interested parties, ranging from drone manufacturers to the CIA counterterrorism officials who so signally failed to ward off 9/11 only to adopt assassination as their raison d'être.
Requirements that apply only to adopted persons serve no purpose other than to make the proposed amended legislation discriminatory.
These discriminatory laws sealing birth certificates from the person named therein, apply ONLY to adopted citizens and thus are contradictory to the 14th amendment's equal protection clause which guarantees that all laws apply equally to all citizens.
You don't have to do anything that you don't feel comfortable and happy with, which is something that applies not only to adopting a vegan lifestyle but also to life in general.
Another dozen or so allow access with restrictions that apply only to adopted persons, in violation of the 14th amendment granting all American citizens "full and equal benefit of all laws".
What adoptees in Indiana, and many other states (see details below), are seeking is equal protection under the law in regards to access to their own authentic, original birth certificate, a vital record denied only to adopted citizens and no others.
