A few months ago, at another center, I was told in no uncertain terms that adoption really was "giving a gift" by a counselor who very much wanted me to dismiss the idea of a termination and instead have my unborn baby adopted.
A few months ago at another centre I was told in no uncertain terms that adoption really was "giving a gift" by a counsellor who very much wanted me to dismiss the idea of a termination, and, instead, have my unborn baby adopted.
Official statements in Russia have been contradictory, and many American families have been in limbo, uncertain whether their adoptions will go through.
Maier, a professor of American history at M.I.T., charts the Constitution's long, uncertain course, from its adoption by the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia to its ratification by the states a year later.
The risk of product adoption is uncertain for nascent markets; however, the opportunity for differentiated IP to create a new market category can outweigh adoption risk.
Besley and Case ([1993]), for instance, used a model of learning in a situation where profitability of technology adoption was uncertain and beyond the farmer's control in India.
No, among the 185 new emoji listed by the Unicode Consortium, there are outcasts and strange symbols whose meaning, use, and adoption is uncertain.
Adoption and uncertain paternity are common, limiting utility of the "target height" criterion.
Regulatory and reimbursement authorities face uncertain choices when considering the adoption of health-care technologies.
It is common for the decision-makers to face uncertain choices when considering the adoption of healthcare interventions.
