Sentence examples for make age from inspiring English sources
"Congress's goal here was to make age a neutral factor in employment," Mr. Biggerman said.
MUSIC can make age meaningless, as the five-year-old New Jersey Intergenerational Orchestra has shown.
He urged Reagan to disarm Walter Mondale in debate by promising not to make age an issue.
I want you to know that also I will not make age an issue of this campaign.
"Not at all," the president blithely replied, "and Mr. Trewhitt, I want you to know also, I will not make age an issue in this campaign.
He turned on his Democratic rival, Walter Mondale (56) during a TV debate and quipped: "I will not make age an issue of this campaign.
At Common Sense Media, we spend our days helping parents make age-appropriate media decisions for their kids.
That is why Labour will make age-appropriate sex and relationship education compulsory in all state schools".
Parents hoping to take advantage of a particular platform's educational benefits should look for games that make age-appropriate demands of players — and can't be circumvented.
Ballet Theater agreed not to discriminate on the basis of age or to retaliate against those who make age-discrimination complaints, the commission said in announcing the settlement late Tuesday.
For better or worse, barbera producers have taken their stabs at transformation, trying to make age-worthy wines reared in oak barrels, and charging prices that reflect their ambitions.
