Sentence examples for guardians from this from inspiring English sources

Therefore, many parents and legal guardians from this investigation did not need to noticeably change their daily routine to care for their children during the closure.

So what did we learn about The Last Guardian from this small snippet of the game's beginning?

It is therefore crucial for children to obtain official copies of their birth certificates, but this is a bureaucratic and sometimes costly (e.g., opportunity costs related to travel) process that prevents many parents and guardians from following this through.

This model replaced the original gate guardian from the former RAF Turnhouse.

He joined The Guardian from The Scotsman where he was as education correspondent.

Written informed consent was obtained from parents/legal guardians from all subjects before enrollment.

Open the Method Guardian from the Community Dashboard.

After multiple requests for comment from the Guardian for this story in person, by email and by phone, the Spurs' press office responded only that they were "going to pass".

Neither company named anti-vaccine propaganda as a primary target of those policies, but in response to queries from the Guardian for this article, both indicated that they were moving toward taking steps to address it.

How about some pressure from the Guardian for this? Christina Patterson is right to say arts, and so creativity, matter in schools (A dance to kickstart the UK economy, 31 March), but to assume that science is separate from creativity is mistaken.

"But he had absolutely no desire to die," declares the indignant De Beauvoir, who tells in her book how she briskly dismissed this wayward guardian from her Saturday night watch over the sick writer.