Sentence examples for let juvenile from inspiring English sources

It also closed areas to fishing and required fishermen to use nets with larger holes to let juvenile fish escape.

If Monday's ruling forces cities to let juveniles roam the streets for any kind of activity protected under the 1st Amendment--including hanging out with buddies--curfew laws would have "no teeth at all," he said.

In the interview with The Post, Klobuchar acknowledged that her rhetoric about not letting juvenile crime "go unpunished" might have been perceived as harsh by some African Americans but said her actions were directed by what county residents wanted.

Virginia has executed 87 people since 1976, and it is among the few states that lets juveniles face execution.

After the Juvenile Law Center appealed a case involving a child who was sentenced without a lawyer, Judge Ciavarella told reporters in 2000 that he would avoid letting juveniles appear without counsel in the future.

There is no accepted method to measure song rhythms in adult song, let alone juvenile song, which appears unstructured and unstable.

And juvenile — let's not forget juvenile — toeing the line between creative freedom and shameless provocation.

She also said that while many countries executed more criminals than the United States did, very few had laws imprisoning adults — let alone juveniles — for life without the possibility of parole.

Meeting the boys just days after their release I am struck by their resilience following events that would surely traumatize any adult, let alone juveniles.

Let's note the juvenile, homophobic slur.

Certainly society might recoil at the notion that a child who murders his parents should be "let off" by a juvenile detention that might end at 18 or 21, but attached to this is the question of when the thirst for punishment becomes counterproductive to all concerned.