Sentence examples for from underage from inspiring English sources

This privacy law prohibits collecting personal information from underage children without verifiable parental consent.

"I happily anticipate outrage from Middle England and fan mail from underage girls".

Romance also enters the modern-day story when Anna graduates from underage hookups with London pub boys to something more serious, though equally unsurprising.

Mr. Epstein, who has been in the headlines in Britain recently thanks to his close friendship with Prince Andrew, pleaded guilty in 2008 to soliciting sex from underage girls.

It warned that online pet advertising in its current form appears to allow almost anything, from underage animals, banned breeds and illegally imported or endangered species to animals offered in exchange for inanimate objects.

The gang from Pop's malt shop will be the stars in a media campaign aimed at preventing a sack of teenage problems, from underage drinking to bullying to the overscheduled child, said County Executive Andrew J. Spano.

Since the policy took effect last month, Gould and his colleagues have also had to deal with an entirely new issue: pleas for help and confusion from defendants who have been separated from their underage children.

But that ruling — the first definitive conviction after years of trials, which ranged in charges from corruption and collusion with the mafia to soliciting sex from an underage prostitute — restored at least some confidence in a judicial system Berlusconi had successfully eluded for years, despite his frequent claims that "leftist" Italian judges were on a witch hunt to get him.

Informed consent was obtained from volunteers, or from their parents for underage volunteers.

Another trial reached its conclusion in June 2013, when Berlusconi was found guilty of soliciting sex from an underage prostitute and sentenced to seven years in prison and barred from serving in public office.

At the third annual Singapore Children's Society Lecture entitled "Changing Social Mores: Protecting Children from Themselves?" on 31 October 2009, Woon expressed the view that prosecuting teenagers from having underage sex with each other served little purpose.