Sentence examples for age banding from inspiring English sources

Rowling signed the online petition of the No to Age Banding campaign yesterday.

More recently, the subject of age banding for children's and young adult books has been heavily debated, both in the media and across social networking sites.

This is partly because these authors have commercial clout, but in the case of Harry Potter at least, it's also because Bloomsbury is a publishing house which is not age banding.

And that's because while the educational, moral, ethical, financial and commercial reasons against this proposal are well-rehearsed, as far as I know nobody has mentioned that if the plan does go ahead, age banding will have another consequence: it will lead to a two-tier literary landscape.

The No to Age Banding website, backed by the support of Philip Pullman, Anne Fine, Michael Rosen and Jacqueline Wilson Unless you have been, in Anne Fine's words, "living in a shoe box" you'll know all about the age ranging debate.

Owing to the different age banding, the normative data are not directly comparable for the English and Chinese versions.

In my age band, I came 13th out of about 100 in Hamburg, which was respectable.

Almost forty per cent are in a single age band of 15-24.

It is the first age band wedged between the traditional and the rapidly westernizing.

Then there are the deaths, as year by year, whole age bands are chipped away.

JK Rowling has joined the growing revolt against publishers' plans to brand children's books with "appropriate" age bands.