Sentence examples for whose births from inspiring English sources

It promised citizenship to children whose births were in the nation's civil registry, and a chance at nationalization for those not formally registered.

The law gave Dominican-born "foreigners" a way to become full citizens, but N.G.O.s say that it has been a debacle, particularly for those whose births weren't recorded in the civil registry.

Amnesty and other activist groups have denounced the programs as insufficient, and called for restoring Dominican nationality to people whose births were registered previously, reforms to the naturalization process and an investigation into discrimination by public officials.

Children whose births are unregistered may not be able to claim basic services such as access to education and health services and be adequately protected from violence, exploitation and trafficking.

But from about 2000 to 2008 the pace of increase slowed markedly: women were no longer deferring children as much, and some were starting to have the children whose births they had postponed.

The couple was also accused of fraudulently claiming benefits in three different Greek cities for as many as 14 children whose births they had registered, even though only four were living with them.

Ty, whose birth name is Tyler Tojo Fifield, was born in Las Vegas.

It was founded by Bishop Charles Emmanuel Grace (1881/84?–1960), an immigrant from Cape Verde whose birth name was Marcelino Manuel da Graca.

Growing up in Brooklyn, Lil Mama, whose birth name is Niatia Kirkland, began painting her face early.

The cub whose birth was announced last week was just 10cm (4in) long and weighed 100g (3.5oz).

It is the baby, for whose birth the hospital is being paid, that is paramount.