Sentence examples for take on adopted from inspiring English sources

"Unlike other parts of the UK... we have a strong list of adoptive parents who want to take on adopted children," said Mr Poots.

But thanks to various factors – Matthew's sympathetic employers, his calm, reassuring manner and growing love for the boys, some courses he took on parenting adopted children, an excellent support network, a much better senior school and anger management lessons for the boys – James and Tom are in a very different place now.

People seem to have taken on the challenge and adopted them as their own.

Taking on the diet of the adopted country often has a large effect on physical traits.

In this respect, the Vision 2023 Program is considered in its own national and organizational contexts by discussing (i) how the factors in these contexts affected particular decisions taken on the content and approaches adopted in the process and (ii) how problems emerged when these relationships were dismissed.

Looking at inventions, they found technological advances took, on average, 66 years to be adopted by the larger culture in the early 1800s and only 27 years between 1880 and 1920.

Even before his appointment Zawahiri had taken on the mantle of a leader, adopting an inclusive tone intended to unite the various groups.

"These delays contribute to the two years seven months it takes on average for a child to be adopted.

It's kind of been adopted, while nobody really has taken on that key position.

The slogan has taken on a life of its own and been widely adopted.

Searching for belonging, Brandan took on the same Bible-thumping ethos as his newly adopted church family.