Sentence examples for custodial setting from inspiring English sources
States cared for many people with mental illnesses in a custodial setting; essentially states often were providing people a place to sleep but no mental health services.
Considering the finding by the jury that Mr. Hickey's suicide was a foreseeable consequence of Officer Zezulka's negligence in this custodial setting, I agree with the finding that no intervening cause instruction need be given.
Sam was sent to hospital because the court took the view that the degree of mental illness that Sam had, in the form of schizophrenia and post-traumatic stress disorder, was so severe that Sam would not be safe in a custodial setting.
Research in the custodial setting must comply with all requirements, protocols and schedules of QCS.
"Neville Husband was an outstanding catering officer - he was recognised nationally as the editor of the Catering News, he had innovated systems of publishing the menu a week in advance for trainees and developed a system of choice for them (the first catering officer to do so), and we never had complaints about the food (unusual in a custodial setting).
Four GPs undertook clinical practice exclusively in a custodial setting.
With the proceeds, he bought two stocks in a custodial account set up by his parents: Central Maine Power, a utility, and Beckman Instruments, which made scientific instruments used by Mr. Tillinghast's father, a biology professor.
For custodial accounts set up for children under 14, investment earnings of up to $1,000 would be taxed at the child's rate; anything above that would be taxed at the parents' rate.
The tax bill agreed to by the Congressional conferees would allow investment earnings from custodial accounts set up for a child 14 years or older to be taxed at the child's tax rate.
Bottom line: Setting up a custodial Roth IRA may be a good way for grandparents to set their grandchildren on a solid path toward retirement or intermediate financial goals.
Its custodial position has changed considerably.
