Sentence examples for child breaches from inspiring English sources

"Suddenly, removing a child breaches their right to those fundamental rights".

"By making the parent sign the papers [agreeing to keep to an ultra-Orthodox lifestyle] and implying this is the only way you can get into the school, it is very strongly implied that if you or your child breaches the rules your child will be expelled," they added.

Again, name the exact behavior that is bothering you along with how to solve it, and make it clear that once the warning has been given, it won't be raised again unless the child breaches it.

A That to deny bereavement benefits to unmarried cohabiting partners with children breaches human rights laws — establishing the principle that children should not be disadvantaged because their parents are not married.

§ Corporal punishment of children breaches their basic rights to respect for their human dignity and physical integrity.

A protester at the Melbourne rally, Mark Kavanagh, said: "I'm here because I believe policies that lock up children breach our commitment to the UN convention on the rights of the child".

And in a case against the UK (brought by Liberty) the court held that allowing the fathers of legitimate children to claim tax relief on their child maintenance payments but not fathers who had not been married to the mothers of their children breached article 14.

The antisocial behaviour package ensures that a mandatory assessment is carried out on the parents of every child aged 10 to 15 who is considered for an asbo, and that automatic parenting orders are imposed on those whose teenage children breach the asbo.

The United States is the only country in the world that has not ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child, she noted, but the practice of separating and detaining children breached its obligations under other international human rights conventions it has joined.

His love for them is inseparable from a moralistic rage that erupts at his children's breaches of discipline and at their mother's coddling.

This will help you establish whether the principals of the firm have been convicted for any offenses that involve fraud, child abuse, breach of trust and deception among others.