The policy on health insurance for children was set forth in a letter to state health officials, not in a formal regulation.
Read more... A child's 'right' to participate The Convention on the Rights of the Child does not explicitly set forth children's right to participate – except as a goal for children with disabilities.
But we are also deeply concerned with the appalling abuse that landmines and other indiscriminate weapons have on child rights – starting with every child's right to protection – as set forth in the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Mine Ban Treaty.
Monastic life, with all its mystery and privation and stately rhythms, is memorably set forth: "The children of the Home know the schedule of the furnace as intimately as they do the bell tolling the hours of the Holy Office.
On Thursday, school officials met with a group of parents whose children played on the team to set forth a plan to resume football games next year.
They are able to support their children without public assistance and, based on the curriculum set forth on their Web site, they are meeting their children's academic needs as well as any public school could".
"Nevertheless, society should set forth the standard that children should be protected up until the age of 18.
About 27 percent of these schools achieved "adequate yearly progress," the key federal standard set forth under the No Child Left Behind act to measure academic progress.
Height was added to the SBP model based on the guidelines set forth by the National High Blood Pressure Education Program Working Group on High Blood Pressure in Children and Adolescents (2004) [ 29].
Tatar criticizes Bettelheim's views: "[His] reading is perhaps too invested in instrumentalizing fairy tales, that is, in turning them into vehicles that convey messages and set forth behavioral models for the child.
Enforcement of a child support order is defined as legal measures set forth to collect or obtain payment, obedience through compulsion or legal force.
