Sentence examples for over adoption from inspiring English sources

Councils in England could lose their powers over adoption services if they take too long to find adoptive parents, ministers have announced.

A more widespread reservation is over adoption by gay couples.

Russia and other countries whose children rank high on the adoption wish list of many parents struggle to tighten control over adoption procedures to reduce the risk of child abuse but at the same time not deny children a new home and potentially better life abroad.

Anger over adoption was revived in 2010 when a 7-year-old boy, born Artyom Solovyev, was sent alone on a flight back to Russia by his adoptive mother from Tennessee, along with a note saying the boy was "violent and has severe psychopathic issues".

The move over adoption powers is being unveiled by Children and Families Minister Edward Timpson.

He objected to the 'no' campaign repeatedly raising concerns over adoption and surrogacy by same-sex parents in the debate, describing them as "red herrings".

We might argue that the over-adoption of childish net-neologisms, a desperation to conspire in our own infantilisation, is like an act of Sartrean bad-faith, a refusal to view ourselves as the people who bear responsibility for shaping the world and its future.

All of Ms. Warren's five previous children had been taken away -- three given over to adoption, two others turned over to the custody of their father.

It told the true story of Philomena Lee, an Irish woman who searched for her son for 50 years after being pressured by nuns to hand him over for adoption in 1952, when she was a teenager.

Helen's mother had been sent away to stay with an aunt in Tetbury, Gloucestershire, where she gave birth to Helen, handed her over for adoption, then returned home to her old life.

She'd been passed over at adoption events time and again, as a shy, older beagle mix.