Young children govern the slides and swings.
With their father in charge, there was an informal division of labor among his three eldest children, governing which projects each swooped in to help.
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, to which all E.U. member states are signatories, mandates that the "best interests" of children govern every aspect of their treatment.
Brandon Robshaw of The Independent refers to the Blyton universe as "crammed with colour and character", "self-contained and internally consistent", noting that Blyton exemplifies a strong mistrust of adults and figures of authority in her works, creating a world in which children govern.
Behaviors that arise from OCD will cause interference in daily life and distress to the child, family, or environment, whereas similar behaviors that are part of normative development may reflect articulated rules by which the child governs his own behavior or that of others.
Even if Khadr were guilty of the five war crimes he confessed to, he was under 18 at the time he allegedly committed them and therefore entitled to "special protection" under the terms of the optional protocol to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, which governs the involvement of children in armed conflict.
Tyminski's "children" now govern nearly every country in Eastern Europe, and the United States, too, is in the grip of a Tyminski-like leader.
Finally, Kochanska, Aksan, and Joy (2007) found that child fearfulness moderated the association between both positive motherchild relationships and later successful socialisation and paternal discipline style and child rule-governed behaviour, with more fearful children being apparently more susceptible to the effect of positive interactions with their mothers and their fathers discipline style.
The scalloped harbor was itself a country, familiar as the archipelago a child governs among the rocks: it hardly seemed the open sea could offer more.
Socrates says that there is no need to list everything that the rulers will do, for if they are well educated, they will see what is necessary, including the fact that "marriage, the having of wives, and the procreation of children must be governed as far as possible by the old proverb: friends possess everything in common" (423e6 424a2).
