Sentence examples for limitations on children from inspiring English sources

In placing limitations on children like that, glass ceilings effectively become concrete ones.

The absence of a meaningful and continuous family life is to impose such severe limitations on children that it must be the driver in finding a replacement family when this is not available within the child's own family.

Finding either the modulation of amplitude or latency of the N1/P2 complex over development could help establish the limitations on children's use of multisensory speech cues.

In 2003, the California Legislature temporarily lifted the statute of limitations on child sexual abuse cases for one year, allowing new lawsuits to be filed.

Last year California, responding to the outcry over the rash of priest cases, suspended its statute of limitations on child sex abuse crimes for one year, opening the way for a deluge of new claims.

Despite its reputation as a center of liberal progressive politics, New York has the dubious distinction of having one of the most restrictive limitations on child sexual abuse on par with that of Mississippi and Alabama.

The state's statute of limitations on child abuse is five years from the victim's 18th birthday.

Last week, after meeting with SNAP members, Cardinal Francis E. George of Chicago said he would agree to support extending the statute of limitations on child sexual abuse cases if the change applied to all abusers, not just priests.

Without naming any churches or priests or issuing any indictments, a Westchester County grand jury investigating the sexual abuse of children by Roman Catholic priests released a report today accusing churches of cover-ups and urging state lawmakers to eliminate the statute of limitations on child sex-abuse cases.

Bishop Nicholas A. DiMarzio of Brooklyn repeated a warning this week that he has leveled at lawmakers for months: If the statute of limitations on child sex-abuse lawsuits is temporarily lifted, as pending state legislation proposes, a cascade of very bad things will happen.

In Westchester County, N.Y., a grand jury concluded an inquiry last month by accusing churches of cover-ups and urging state lawmakers to eliminate the statute of limitations on child sexual abuse cases that the panel said had prevented them from handing up any indictments.