Sentences with phrase «subsequent adoption»

From the beginning, the hospital was confronted by a community need for pro bono work, particularly in two areas: the treatment and subsequent adoption of homeless dogs and cats, and the inability of low - income households to pay for spay, neuter, and life - saving surgeries.

It is our observation that because of the (mostly younger) age of our children at the time of their adoption and the special circumstances of their abandonment and life in an orphanage or foster home, and then subsequent adoption into a loving home, their symptoms and disorders may manifest differently than those of a child who has been through the domestic foster / adoption system.

Due to its usage by Russian revolutionaries and subsequent adoption by the Soviet Union (as well as some other revolutionaries with somewhat similar ideals) it is tied to a very narrow notion of communism for a group of people in certain times and places.

It is our observation that because of the (mostly younger) age of our children at the time of their adoption and the special circumstances of their abandonment and life in an orphanage or foster home, and then subsequent adoption into a loving home, their symptoms and disorders may manifest differently than those of a child who has been through the domestic foster / adoption system.

The Patronek - Crowe study found, however, that dogs who were adopted and then returned had higher subsequent adoption rates than the general population of dogs.

Focusing exclusively on high - potential products that align with health system priorities and patient needs, EXCITE's pre-market approach identifies opportunities for improvement while products are still in development, resulting in better technologies for patients and lower system costs, while also streamlining the subsequent adoption process.

Speaking about the study, Co-investigator and Senior Author Mr. Andrew Beswick, also a Research Fellow of the Musculoskeletal Research Unit at the Bristol Medical School: (THS), said: «Our research and the subsequent adoption of the one - stage strategy by surgeons and hospitals, could improve lives, prevent unnecessary deaths, and save money.»

To address this concern, the SBE approved a methodology for calculating LEA - and school - level performance that assumes the subsequent adoption of a system that more effectively addresses the needs of alternative schools.

She's launched a Facebook page to rally support for her cause and posted an updated advertisement on Craigslist, explaining the details of Riley's disappearance and subsequent adoption.

He comes from a hoarding situation and a subsequent adoption fail.

After completing the application and the subsequent adoption, Ms. Austin discovered the dog she adopted (now named Austin) had the same birthday as her late son.

This requirement should be extended to owner - surrendered animals, as the information concerning ownership of a micro-chipped animal can confirm current ownership, shed light on possibility that other owners may exist, and must be updated regardless in the event of a subsequent adoption.

Of course, there are still costs associated with the rescue and subsequent adoption, but having that program allows them to help more animals while using fewer resources.

In turn, Sobel's fusion of the micro - and macrocosmic most likely impressed Pollock and influenced his subsequent adoption of the «all - over» painting style.

With the subsequent adoption of the Kyoto Protocol in 1997 and the Paris Agreement in 2015, Parties to these three agreements have progressively reaffirmed the secretariat's role as the United Nations entity tasked with supporting the global response to the threat of climate change.

The 60s Scoop refers to the removal of large numbers of Aboriginal children from their families and their subsequent adoption by non-Aboriginal families in Canada between 1960 and the mid-1980s.

The «Sixties Scoop» refers to the large - scale removal or «scooping» of Indigenous children from their homes, communities and families of birth through the 1960s, and their subsequent adoption into predominantly non-Indigenous, middle - class families across the United States and Canada.

The same arrogant assumptions led to the removal of many white children from their families and their subsequent adoption.

The child can often still receive adoption assistance in a subsequent adoption, but this assistance must be negotiated with the new adoptive parent (s) and may provide different benefits and support than in the original adoption.