Sentence examples for imposing a child from inspiring English sources

Imposing a "child pornography" approach to censoring terror videos could possibly limit the cartels' impact, even leading them to shift away from such graphic, public statements.

Those oppressive conditions range from a denial of citizenship to Myanmar's 1.3 million Rohingya Muslims to severe restrictions on their movement, employment and access to education and healthcare, as well as a discriminatory law imposing a "two child" limit on Rohingya families in their home state of Rakhine.

And where China once operated a one-child policy, Mr Osborne is now imposing a two-child rule on the poor.

Mr Raskar shakes his head at the idea of imposing a two-child norm from above.

If the poor and unhealthy continue irresponsibly to have children, we could impose a minimum child allowance.

The Canadian Paediatric Society (2003) concludes that imposing on a child genetic testing for non-therapeutic purposes is unacceptable, even in the context of a family situation.

Therefore, in this study we introduced two methodological alterations that have been shown to improve children's performance in other tasks with inhibitory demands: (a) imposing a short delay before a child is allowed to act and (b) replacing reward items with symbolic tokens.

It seems almost reflexive for many parents, when faced with a child's persistent defiance or lack of cooperation, to attempt to solve this problem by imposing a "consequence" for their child's misbehavior.

The UC changes impose a "two-child" benefit limit on households with at least two children, meaning that no extra support will go to children born after April 2017 in families making a new tax credit claim.

... If there wasn't a large demand for it, we wouldn't do it". He added that he has no plans to close his business, but is considering imposing a minimum height for children.

He spends a lot of time in China, which forcibly imposes a one-child limit.