orphan definition

orphan means a child who has no surviving parent caring for him or her;

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orphan means a child who has no lawful parent.

orphan means a child—

Examples of orphan in a sentence

Characteristics Age Grade Orphan Married Mothers Poor households Language difficulties Parental education Extrapolated from evaluation reports and aggregated to beneficiary sample.
The offer made by IPA pursuant to Section 33 of the Original Power Sales Contracts to each of the Original Purchasers to renew their Original Purchaser Entitlements and any offers of Orphan Original Purchaser Entitlements thereafter made by IPA to Committed Original Purchasers in accordance with the terms and provisions set forth in Section 26 of the Renewal Power Sales Contracts and consisting of the First Round Offer, the Second Round Offer, if necessary, and the Final Offer, if necessary.
IPA shall use its reasonable commercial efforts in accordance with the terms of the Renewal Offer to: (i) obtain Offer Acceptances with respect to Unsubscribed Original Purchaser Entitlements and any Orphan Original Purchaser Entitlements before the Entitlement Determination Date; and (ii) enter into Renewal Power Sales Contracts with Purchasers that have provided Offer Acceptances in accordance with the Renewal Offer and Section 26.2.

orphan means a child who has no surviving parent caring for him or her (s 1 Children’s Act 38 of 2005)

orphan means a child whose parent or both parents are deceased;’’;

orphan means a child who is without parents or willing and capable legal or natural guardian;

orphan means a qualified child—

orphan s benefit” means guardian’s allowance payable under the legislation of Great Britain, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man or Guernsey;

orphan means a person, none of whose parents is alive

orphan means a child who has lost both parents or a parent through death;