Sentence examples for child gains from inspiring English sources

Under Texas law, an offence is committed if "a child gains access to a readily dischargeable firearm and the person with criminal negligence: (1) failed to secure the firearm; or (2) left the firearm in a place to which the person knew or should have known the child would gain access".

Make sure to include at least one person from each of the following areas in the list: film, sports, art, politics, and business (observe with students that in most cases both parent and child will be famous in the same area, but in some instances, the child gains fame in a different field than the parent).

Modify it for a child in a wheelchair and that child gains new independence.

(2) We noted in the discussion of action that, in Hartley's theory, a child gains voluntary control over his body through a series of substitutions.

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To illustrate how ideas of the form "the will to …" derive from "originally automatic" motions, Hartley describes how a child gains motor control over parts and functions of her body.

"Look at the power and control the child gained by throwing a tantrum," Dr. Ross said instead.

In France in 1912, the mother of an illegitimate child gained the right to sue the putative father for child support, but only if he was not married.

The living wage would allow him to end his day at 2pm, see his child, gain more qualifications, and fulfil his ambition to become a bus driver.

Her mother, Ana Gonzales, had crossed the border illegally as a child, gained citizenship and settled the clan in Galveston, where she ruled by force of will.

Only by being interested in sharing experiences with other autonomous beings does the child gain access to the world of meaning (Tomasello 1999, Hobson 2002).