Sentence examples for governing children from inspiring English sources

"Canada is a signatory to the conventions governing children crossing international borders, so we take this very seriously," she said.

The American reversal cleared the way for negotiators from 50 countries to agree on new guidelines governing children in combat after a final round of negotiations in Geneva.

For its part, Disney said it had consistently exceeded the requirements of laws governing children's online safety.

As such, the prime minister's proposals will change little, and governing children's online activity will still depend almost entirely on parental diligence.

Familiarity and aesthetics are important factors governing children's connections with animals [19], [29], exemplified by the popularity of mammals and birds [20], [28].

The project could help children and young people monitor how customary law governing children and women's rights in South Sudan is developed and implemented.

The Government has adopted several Codes governing child protection, including the Family Code, new versions of the Social Protection Code and the Criminal, Penitentiary and Procedural Codes.

The church will be required to turn over information about candidates for agency chaplain positions and to immediately report all suspected violations of federal laws governing child abuse and exploitation, the United States attorney Michael J. Sullivan reported.

The inquiry, the first of three required by an agreement settling a 1995 class-action lawsuit against the city and state child welfare agencies, looked almost exclusively at whether the city's Administration for Children's Services has complied with state rules and regulations governing child protective services.

Recently, South Carolina implemented mandatory nutrition standards governing child-care centers serving low-income children.

Under state rules governing child care facilities, children cannot share sleeping quarters with unknown adults -- a measure designed to prevent abuse.