unwanted children การใช้

• Relatives would have taken the unwanted children, in a heartbeat.
• In the High Middle Ages, abandoning unwanted children finally eclipsed infanticide.
• There would have been many more unwanted children.
• Thousands of unwanted children were placed in state orphanages where they faced terrible conditions.
• Naidu said officials were urging parents to leave unwanted children with adoption agencies or orphanages.
• Unwanted children were often sold as slaves.
• The convent nuns conducted classes for the children and an orphanage for the unwanted children.
• Mother Teresa ordered her sisters to paint posters proclaiming that she would welcome all unwanted children.
• For instance, is the assumption that unwanted children are more likely to commit crimes valid?
• Loving broken, unwanted children with special needs was the ministry the Lord had given us.
• A popular notion among adoption agencies is that there are no unwanted children, just unfound families.
• To call them unwanted children is to flatter them with a depth of compassion they never experienced.
• Under Koranic law, adoption does not exist so unwanted children often end up in state orphanages.
• Many foreigners flocked to the country to adopt unwanted children, aided by corrupt judges and lawyers.
• John Paul also urged Catholic families in the United States to open their homes to unwanted children.
• But is it really true, Joyce asks, that unwanted children are twice as likely to commit crimes?
• These 300 cradles are available throughout Pakistan where parents can abandon unwanted children or those that cannot be raised.
• Or did they just let it be and place the abandoned, unwanted children in nun-run orphanages?
• Rather than helping women, these laws are designed to confuse, delay and coerce women into bearing unwanted children,
• The Center was aimed at assisting unwed and needy pregnant mothers, as well as finding homes for unwanted children.