The phrase "child person" is not considered grammatically correct in written English.
Instead, you can use the phrase "person who is a child" or "child" when referring to a young person. Example: John is a person who is a child and he is very happy.
Also, each adult person is the full rightful owner of herself and each child person has the right to be nurtured to adult status by those responsible for her creation.
You bring a non-infant, non-breastfeeding child person with you.
Some say savers are attracted to the more "wild child" person who breaks them out of their mold and allows them to have more fun.
It was difficult to assess the number of randomized participants included in the analysis as this was reported at different levels (cluster, child, person time-at-risk).
39 The OECD-modified equivalence scale 40 was utilised in this study, whereby a value of 1.0 was given to the first adult member (person aged 15 years and over), a value of 0.5 to each subsequent adult family member and a value of 0.3 to each child (person aged under 15 years).
He worked tirelessly, selflessly and compassionately to protect the rights of children, persons with disabilities and the mistreated everywhere.
They work with delinquent girls, problem children, persons who are serving sentences imposed by civil courts, and alcoholics; they also conduct hospitals and schools.
"What it boils down to is, aren't these little children persons?" The goal of Personhood USA is to establish that a fully rights-endowed person is created when sperm meets egg.
But there is a potential wrinkle in the company's terms and conditions, last updated May 17, which state that "the Service and Application is not available to children (persons under the age of 18).
Children: persons less than 18 years of age.
Studies where this is not the case are more problematic, e.g. those involving children, persons with learning disabilities or cognitive impairment.
