Sentence examples for securing adoption from inspiring English sources

The Labour MP for Bolton North East voted against equal marriage, against the repeal of Section 28 and against 2002 legislation securing adoption rights for same-sex couples.

Popular because of his role in securing adoption of the Kentucky Resolutions, Breckinridge was among the six conservative candidates promoted in Fayette County, all of whom were elected.

One area that can have big near term impact is securing adoption of common protocols across the healthcare spectrum: from clinical studies for drug discovery, to medical device development, to care delivery including practice and hospital management.

Second, research studies are needed to strengthen our understanding of which factors are most important for securing adoption and sustained use, including maintenance and replacement, and will need to draw on a combination of quantitative and qualitative scientific approaches.

Another key to fighting poverty is to secure adoption placements for more of the 81,620 children in care.

After paying a fortune in taxes, we are left to trap, remove, secure adoption or euthanization services at our own expense.

He could not secure adoption of the Fourteen Points, as the League meeting in Delhi at which he hoped to gain a vote instead dissolved into chaotic argument.

The island has enacted laws prohibiting discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation, and secures adoption and immigration rights for same-sex partners.

Sustainability is a key to programme success and can be defined as 'the degree to which an innovation continues to be used after initial efforts to secure adoption is completed' [ 19].

I further hope that it will be possible to take advantage of the basic convergence of the views of the Commission and of this House, and to secure adoption of the Directive very early this year.

They cherished the liberty established in early Rhode Island, and they played an important role in securing the adoption of the "no religious test" clause in the U.S. Constitution and the guarantees embodied in the First Amendment.