Sentence examples for make the age from inspiring English sources

But none of these very serious arguments make the age issue go away.

We help to rule the nations and make the age as much as any other public men".

For the notionally civilising influence of Christianity, he reserves his most exquisite scorn: "Unfortunately all the massacres of Jews that took place in the Middle Ages failed to make the age safer and more peaceful for the Christians.

The Netherlands' modern gay rights movement scored its first political success in the 1970s, when laws were changed to make the age of consent the same for homosexuals and heterosexuals.

The proposal would make the age for buying cigarettes and other tobacco products the same as for purchasing liquor, but it would not prohibit people under 21 from possessing or even smoking cigarettes.

Using a blunt, expressive style — except for redcoats and splashes of blood, the watercolors are mostly in shades of brown — the author conveys the human scale of the revolution that began in a field in Lexington (some images make the age guidance of 6 seem on the young side).

As a result, Yates said Cota would make the aged-care issue a high priority at the next election.

Auschwitz's anniversary For the 70th anniversary ceremony of the camp's liberation the plan was to make the ageing survivors the centre of attention.

The definition of weights was done in order to make the age-standardised and non-standardised survival figures mutually comparable.

AGE and the resultant cross-linking of proteins make the AGE-collagen adducts less likely to be degraded by MMPs (thus allowing for accumulation).

Given the frequent age difference between patients with type 1 diabetes and those with type 2 diabetes, and due to the fact that not all studies make the age-adjustment of the values of the generic instruments to assess HRQoL for this variable, we highlight the implications for clinical practice when HRQoL is evaluated considering age-adjusted values.