Sentence examples for lowest age of from inspiring English sources

They have also said that Ms Atkinson was correct to raise the debate on the age of criminal responsibility because of Britain's status as the country with one of the lowest age of responsibility in the world and the fact that the age has remained the same for nearly 50 years.

The interpretation of a long time co-occurring is also consistent with the estimated lowest age of colonization of the F. coelebs (0.37 My for the lower bound of the 95% highest posterior density interval; node C, Figure S3).

Consistent with findings of the Maternity Experiences Survey, childbearing age was defined as the lowest age of inclusion in the survey (18 years) to 34 years [ 19].

Developmental pediatricians (relative to psychiatrists/primary care physicians, neurologists, and psychologists) were associated with the lowest age of diagnosis and were most likely to distribute additional information.

However, few Norwegian women start to smoke after the age of 30, which is the lowest age of enrolment in our study.

The fact that England and Wales has one of the lowest ages of criminal responsibility in the EU.

Britain is considered to have one of the most punitive systems for children in Europe with the lowest ages of criminal responsibility of ten in England and Wales, and eight in Scotland.

The Howard League for Penal Reform has also told the committee that England and Wales has one of the lowest ages of criminal responsibility, at 10 years old, and highest level of child incarceration in western Europe.

The Committee on the Rights of the Child in 2002 noted the UK's extremely low age of criminal responsibility and urged the government to increase it "considerably".

Alison Fiddy, of the Children's Legal Centre, said: "The low age of criminal responsibility has repeatedly been criticised in the international community".

The broader treatment of children in the criminal justice system was heavily criticised by the UN committee last week, including the very low age of criminal responsibility, child deaths in custody and the deliberate use of painful restraint.