Sentence examples for child exercised from inspiring English sources
Claims that a favored child exercised undue influence over a parent, especially an aged parent, can find their way to the courthouse, where defending the will takes its toll through legal fees.
The parents' perception of their child's health was assessed by asking if they believed their child was at an appropriate weight, if their child exercised enough, as well as their perception of the child's overall eating habits.
The first measured the number of days in the past week that the child exercised or participated in physical activity lasting at least 20 minutes that made him/her sweat and breathe hard.
Parents reported whether their child exercised "sometimes or regularly" (greater than or equal to two times per week) or "seldom or never" (less than two times per week).
Further analyses found that the PROMIS scores were significantly better in the domains of depressive symptoms (46.9 vs. 50.4, p = 0.05), anxiety (46.4 vs. 50.5, p = 0.05), and fatigue (44.0 vs. 49.7, p = 0.007) for those whose parents reported the child exercised sometimes or regularly compared with those whose parent-reported exercise was seldom or never (Table 3).
We need to help each child exercise their brains so their brains grow.
If only children exercised more.
Sociologists in Europe have discussed the merits of giving voting rights to children, exercised by their parents, to protect the young from gerontocratic power.
The next quarter, Mr. Forgeard and several of his children exercised options worth nearly 10 million euros from March 9 to March 15 , 2006 realizing a profit of more than 2.5 million euros.
Following the strictures of Sharia, the heirs of the victim — in this case the abandoned husband and the two children — exercised their right to forgive the murderer.
Two decades ago, riding the tide of baby boomer child-centeredness, a flurry of "mommy-and-me" programs emerged in which mothers and children exercised together, swam together and did art projects together.
