Here, parents' feeding behaviors were found to be motivated most frequently by concerns for child health or by practical considerations (e.g., that child eating should fit into the family life and other requirements imposed on the parents' time).
Families agreeing to participate were seen at the time of a planned consultation during routine follow-up or at the time of a hospital admission in order to minimise the additional constraints (time and travel) imposed on the parents.
Pediatric cardiologists have long been sensitive to concerns that if benign conditions are permitted to be understood as threats, that inappropriate restrictions might be imposed on the patients by well-meaning parents, other care providers, or school personnel [ 23].
Fines and other penalties for selling cigarettes to minors would remain as they are now and would be imposed on the sellers, not the buyers or their parents.
Similarly, the regulations of the institute were imposed on the teacher, forcing him to behave differently, constructing a controlling parent style in the class.
Welch's parents claimed her the day after she was born, and, honoring rules imposed on the adoption, they sent a friend to the hospital to collect her.
The longest jail sentence imposed on a parent was 90 days, according to the Ministry of Justice.
The political danger behind the compulsory scheme is that the child of a parent that needed little expensive social care in their old age would still see the levy being imposed on their parent's estate.
There are the costs imposed on single parents who would work more hours or pursue degrees that would put them on the path toward better-paying careers if only they had reliable child care, but who instead confront a daily struggle just to get to work.
Her outfits, she says, are a homage to the "uniforms" imposed on her parents when she was growing up.
I was ready then, ready to make big changes in young people's access to guns -- even if that meant changes to the rules imposed on their parents, as well.
