Sentence examples for qualified adoption from inspiring English sources

The interviews were held at home by qualified adoption researchers.

According to the IRS, tax benefits for adoption include both a tax credit for qualified adoption expenses paid to adopt an eligible child and an exclusion from income for employer-provided adoption assistance.

You may be entitled to a tax credit to offset dollar for dollar up to $12,650 in qualified adoption expenses including court costs, attorney fees, travel and other items ­directly related to a legal domestic or foreign adoption (but not to a surrogate birth).

Ireland is the European country that depends most on adopting children from abroad, because only a very limited number of children born in Ireland qualify for adoption, according to the Irish Adoption Board.

The Jaffins, who married in 2005 when Ms. Jaffin was in her mid-40s and her husband was past 50, were too old to qualify for adoption through most agencies that handle American children, so they searched overseas.

In "My Robot Baby" the intensity of a driven would-be mother (Tamlyn Tomita), desperate to pick up parenting skills by caring for a robot baby so she can qualify for adoption, is easily the most compelling element in the vignettes.

To qualify, the adoption storyline must be relatable, positive and accurate; the film has to be entertaining to parents and kids (sorry Martian Child), and it needs to be reasonably easy for families to locate for rent, purchase or download.

Even adoption qualifies, though reflecting the scheme's parentage from the anti-immigrant Northern League the mother must be either Italian or a resident with an EU passport.

Qualifying for international adoption so that we could be matched with a child from South Africa was an incredibly intrusive, expensive and lengthy process, but we were spurred on by our deep and visceral longing to have another child.

The paper clarifies that the advantages offered by the membrane technology may not necessarily qualify it for adoption in onshore applications.

The younger horses are put up for adoption, though the government has struggled to find qualified people who want to adopt, particularly in the recession.