Sentence examples for take newborns from inspiring English sources

A state law passed in 2000 allows people to take newborns who would otherwise be abandoned to a hospital, police station or firehouse without facing prosecution.

The president of the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo herself had found the missing link in her family, a result of the legacy that Argentine society is still grappling with after the military dictatorship, which lasted from 1976 to 1983, took newborn children away from captured dissidents and changed the babies' identities.

It's at about that time that farmers take the newborns away from their mums.

Embrace has developed an innovative, low-cost infant warmer that allows families to take their newborns home and care for them in a safe and affordable way.

Themes explored in the FGD included knowledge about available community programs for children and newborns; roles of community members in health activities; general knowledge about newborn care and danger signs; actions taken when newborns are sick; and perceptions about VHT members and their role in newborn care.

In New York State, parents cannot take a newborn home from the hospital in a car without a proper car safety seat.

The charges stemmed from Mr. Kennedy's attempt in January to take his newborn son from a maternity ward.

A beaming Jamie Oliver could not wait to take his newborn baby home as he posed for the first family photographs with the new arrival.

One warm Sunday morning, my husband, Thomas, and I decided to take our newborn son, T.J., to Central Park for the first time.

Readers devoted to Nancy Mitford's sparkling, acerbic novels will recognize a moment of sheer hilarity on "Masterpiece Theater" when Linda Radlett asks the nurse to take her newborn daughter from the room.

I HAD flown from New York to my hometown, Savannah, Ga., many times before — to introduce my girlfriend to my parents, to get married, to take my newborn twins for a visit.