Sentence examples for local guardians from inspiring English sources
Within this there will be someone who is responsible for setting up a network of local guardians.
Similar questions surround his proposal for a new independent national officer, who would review how the NHS has handled concerns raised and support the local guardians.
That status will allow the boy, Phanupong Khaisri, who is 4 and known as Got, to stay in the United States until his local guardians can apply for the new T-visa, which was authorized by the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act of 2000.
Following the Truce of Tours in 1444, no general demobilization occurred; instead, the best of the larger units were reconstituted as "companies of the king's ordinance," which were standing units of cavalry well selected and well equipped; they served as local guardians of peace at local expense.
You had to be back in your room by seven in the evening, you could not leave the hostel before six in the morning, you could not invite male friends, and you had a quota of nights out with the consent of a "local guardian".
Dhumavati acquires the role of a local guardian deity, or village deity, who protects the locals and even married couples worship her.
According to the "twin pillar" policy, Iran and Saudi Arabia became the local guardian in the Middle East while the US was still mired in Vietnam.
This month, while on assignment in Manus Island, a Papua New Guinean police officer threatened to shoot him after he photographed two refugee men who had been brutally attacked by locals (Guardian Australia published the images).
Any licensed physician can write the statement, and the local Chief Guardians and District Courts handle the applications in close collaboration.
This study adhered to the terms of the United Kingdom Data and Protection Act and Freedom of Information Act, and was approved to obtain confidential information by the local Caldicott Guardian.
Therefore, we have designed a phase I/II trial for patients with non-resectable osteosarcoma respectively patients who or whose legal guardians refuse local surgical resection.
