(DJN VI.2.14) It ceases when children come of age and are emancipated, though (as in the case of emigration, DJN VIII.11.3 4) it may be extended beyond that point because of special circumstances, including other pacts.
It is hard to see, for example, how some people's moral belief that we should impoverish ourselves and limit our own reproduction in order to help distant strangers, or even that we should cease having children altogether, could be explained in terms of the distortion of their reasoning by evolutionary influences.
UNICEF called on all parties to cease targeting children, education workers and schools.
By Kitty Logan SRIFA, Lebanon, 7 September 2006 – Now that the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah has ceased, the children of southern Lebanon are trying to return to normal life.
Here, after a successful pregnancy, or while ceasing treatment, child bearing and rearing, work or daily life become so important to the patient that embryos in storage become of secondary importance, inhibiting embryo transfer to the uterus.
At some point, of course, every child star ceases to be a child.
"If people are serious about wanting a peaceful outcome to this war, then they should cease and desist bombing innocent women and children, cease cutting off water and laying siege to an entire community, and work with the international community in order to be able to bring peace to people who are starving".
Within minutes, the chattering ceases and the children begin to eat hungrily, scooping out khichdi with their hands and putting it in their mouths.
And shares of Burger King Holdings may be under pressure today after a top executive told Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper that sales could fall more than originally expected, or 10% to 15%, in the U.K. after the company ceases advertising to children.
Source: AFP The gangs have further promised to cease recruitment of children and youths from schools.
