Sentence examples for control child from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bradley contends that he pushed Mr. Gore into taking stronger positions on health care, gun control, child poverty and changing the campaign finance system.

Uttar Pradesh: The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights has issued a notice to the state government for its inability to curb or control child deaths from the deadly encephalitis disease in eastern Uttar Pradesh, Jagran post reported.

In both models, we control child and family characteristics, including child's sex, birth year, sibship size, mother's years of schooling, father's occupation, and urban residency.

Between 1919 and the 1980s, thousands of wild animals including rhinos were shot in the name of tsetse fly control (Child and Riney 1987), hundreds of miles of game fence were erected, habitats were grossly modified including the bulldozing of riparian woodlands and waterholes, and DDT and deildrin were applied on a broad scale.

Each of these 129 children was matched with a "control" child who was born at the same gestational age.

We see that its screaming and manipulations are simply the tantrum of an out of control child who is looking for security, comfort and love.

Remarkably, in a little less than thirty years, a small group of dedicated advocates was able to transform the way the country thought about and understood pregnancy, birth control, child-bearing and women's moral agency.

Similarly as predicted, both parent-rated mental health indicators (MH, SE) were significantly correlated with metabolic control, child-rated health and self-care.

He is like someone else's out-of-control child, whose public tantrums are at once appalling and fascinating.

Insolent, greedy, rude and impatient, Charlie rants like an out-of-control child; in the process he makes Mr. Hoffman's mentally disabled mutterer seem more human than such a character, imprisoned in his armor of compulsive tics, has any right to be.

All these rule-abiding young people destroy the popular media narrative of the out-of-control child.