Sentence examples for or fostered from inspiring English sources

surviving children of mothers recruited to the ORACLE trial child resident in UK recruited outside UK adopted or fostered children and children who have emigrated Children who have been adopted or fostered will not be followed-up to avoid potential distress to parents and child.

The company does not know if the iPhone app drove a single sale or fostered any brand loyalty.

Each generation of Ballet Theater dancers has produced at least one ballerina whose career was made or fostered by Tudor's genius.

Ugandans Adopt, an official campaign launched in 2011, has led to at least 49 Ugandan children being successfully adopted or fostered by Ugandan parents.

Yes, resources might be in short supply, but just as here, experts want children in the family environment or fostered in loving homes, not in the exploding number of substandard institutions.

Now the Medicis, and various popes, kings, shahs and other bigwigs of old, were no angels themselves; they ruled with iron fists, tolerated or fostered corruption and spent monumental sums on, well, monuments.

I was told the noble thing to do is to adopt or foster.

Otherwise, it said, Americans might be subject to "unwarranted charges" of committing or fostering war crimes.

Trent has been charged with incest under Queensland laws forbidding sex between step or foster siblings.

She compares the annual costs of residential care, or fostering, with the fees for Eton.

If I met someone and it was too late, I would probably be open to adoption or fostering.