Sentence examples for regulated adoption from inspiring English sources

A recent report says the country has about 50,000 prostitutes, half of whom are little more than slaves and many of whom are juveniles.The government is also attempting to reorganise the country's flourishing, and poorly regulated, adoption industry.

And while parents are lured with promises of education and an improved quality of life, these children are actually at risk for poorly regulated adoption, exploitation and abuse.

These Regulations are made under the Regulation and Inspection of Social Care (Wales) Act 2016 ("the Act") and set out the regulatory requirements and related provisions for providers of regulated adoption services and for those persons who are designated as the "responsible individuals" for such services.

Mr. Peskov said Thursday that a bilateral Russian-American agreement regulating adoption by American families that was ratified last year would remain in force until 2014, leading some to conclude that the Kremlin had slightly softened its stance on the ban.

Under rules put in place last month to comply with the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoptions, the Haitian government intends to play a larger role in regulating adoptions.

On March 23 , 2001 the Central Adoption Resource Agency, the federal body in India that regulates adoptions, said the government had "no objection to the placement" of Haseena with foreigners, after another agency had said it could find no Indian parents because the girl had mildly deformed feet.

The United States and Guatemala had just joined 68 other countries around the world in agreeing to regulate adoptions -- requiring basic standards of documentation like DNA tests to verify that the person who surrenders a child for adoption is, in fact, a biological parent.

"That is how you build a firm, trusting relationship". Unlike adoptions from the American foster care system, which are tightly regulated, international adoption remains a free-for-all.

As E.J. Graff reported in "The Baby Business," the U.S. government has until recently had very little power to regulate international adoption, to oversee how adoption agencies run their businesses, or to investigate whether other countries' orphanages and officials may have bought, solicited, or otherwise fraudulently "found" children to offer for adoption.

The increase in the number of rules to regulate the adoption of cloud services, regulations and legal compliance violation has become a concern for many organisations.

"Reducing delay for children is vitally important but we are pleased that the announcement today also recognises the importance of safeguarding children via new powers to regulate internet adoption.