Sentence examples for child restricted from inspiring English sources

In addition to featuring the newly added shows including "Sesame Street" and others, parents can also employ a "Kids Lock" which will keep their child restricted to the content in the Kids section, and will be able to utilize Parental Controls to further limit access.

And despite the fantasies of Lexie's classmates — "I want a robot so I can stay in bed all day," one 8-year-old said — such robots are mostly last resorts for children restricted to their houses or hospital rooms.

Many of those programs that do accept children restrict their ages and their number.

The N.F.L. treats reporters like misbehaving children, restricting their movements to a D.M.Z.-like perimeter and prohibiting them from initiating conversations with players or coaches.

We will then talk about cases like naming children, restricting sugar content in fast food, smoking regulations, circumcision and the banning of religious headwear.

In Experiment 2, we show that children restrict their exploration both after direct instruction to themselves and after overhearing direct instruction given to another child; they do not show this constraint after observing direct instruction given to an adult or after observing a non-pedagogical intentional action.

Psychological: humiliation, threatening to take custody of children, restricting personal contacts, forcing not to talk to family and friends.

Guatemala has one of the world's highest rates of child stunting – restricted growth – (48%) and annually loses more than $300m£19696) in GDP to vitamin and mineral deficiencies.

Parents who perceive their child as underweight may pressure more, while parents of overweight children may restrict their child's food intake.

Why are UK children so restricted?

It forbade night work for children and restricted their work hours to 12 per day.