Sentence examples for whose adoption from inspiring English sources

CHARLESTON, S.C., Aug 1 (Reuters) - The birth father of a girl of Cherokee heritage whose adoption has been finalized by South Carolina courts asked the adoptive parents to reconsider taking the child on Thursday, citing her emotional well-being.

Hot Rod and the Tories Brinkmanship ReprintsIt is, of course, the last principle whose adoption in London has prompted such delight in other European capitals.

That is sobering news for advocates of electronic health records, whose adoption is getting a big push from federal incentive payments to physicians.

A good example is Helene Darroze, whose adoption of the Spanish tapas custom of meals made up of many little bites really works.

Malawi's courts waived a similar rule in allowing Madonna's adoption of a boy, David Banda, now 3, whose adoption was completed in 2008.

In Uruguay, a country whose adoption of modern liberal values is fervent, the military dictatorship that governed until 1985 is often the elephant in the room.

The Hopkinses are now anxiously waiting for the Embassy to approve visas for the four Congolese girls, whose adoptions have been approved by the Congolese government.

Russian officials have said that there are 46 children whose adoptions by American families have been partially processed, but that not all of them have court orders.

Senior officials in Moscow have said they expect the ban to have the immediate effect of blocking the departure of 46 children whose adoptions by American parents were nearly completed.

Chulpan Khamatova, revered here for her charity work as well as her acting, spoke in front of a screen showing blown-up photographs of families whose adoptions have been halted.

Children who have been placed with the wrong people, whose adoptions have broken down, and who have come back into the care system a second time, teach us that the assessment process has to be robust.