Examples of using Foundling in English and their translations into French
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improved the medical care at ten hospitals in Lima and established a foundling home.
which Highmore donated to the Foundling Hospital for the purpose of decorating its Court Room.
The birth of an abandoned child is to be registered by the person or foundling agency that takes the child into care.
effort to accommodate foundling children.
The stories that are now collected in The Foundling and Other Tales of Prydain actually were published in three different volumes: two picture books and one short story collection.
Municipal Foundling Hospital of Thessaloniki. Fifteen babies are accommodated in a closed care programme,
The Duke was one of several founding governors of Britain's first institution for abandoned children, the Foundling Hospital, and his name is listed in its royal charter received from George II in October 1739.
A foundling found in Finland
Mead got involved in the creation of a new charity, the Foundling Hospital, both as a founding governor
London and close to Foundling Museum and Sir John Soane's Museum.
Russell Square and in the surroundings of Phoenix Garden and Foundling Museum.
The term"foundling" is not mentioned
Lady Arabella Denny was a supporter of the Dublin Foundling Hospital, which had been established to care for children abandoned due to poverty and/or illegitimacy.
connoting"foundling"), which marked them,
Anyone born in Yemen to unknown parents, any foundling discovered in Yemen being deemed to have been born therein
Apart from this, the DSWD MC 29 Series of 2005 provided for the"Guidelines in the Implementation of Support Service for Birth Registration of Children in Need of Special Protection and Foundling.
of unknown nationality or stateless. A foundling who has been found within the country shall be deemed to have been born therein at the place in which he/she was found, unless there is strong evidence to the contrary;
There is also a Child Support and Foundling Care Association at Aleppo which takes care of foundlings until it finds a suitable foster family for them
The Nationality Act No. 26 of 1978 stipulates that the right to Egyptian nationality is enjoyed by every child or foundling born in Egypt to parents of unknown nationality,
in the case of abandoned children- the law declared any foundling child whose origin had not been traced after three months to be abandoned- steps were taken to place them in new families without delay.