Sentence examples for meaning parents from inspiring English sources

Fewer than 10 percent of people in a typical band are close relatives, meaning parents, children or siblings, they report in Friday's issue of Science.

In most states, contraceptive pills still require a prescription and a visit to the doctor, meaning parents and guardians would probably find out.

Free school transport for children attending the local special needs nursery was cut, meaning parents with disabled children had to make their own arrangements to get them there.

But there is a downside: if Frederick's tries too hard to attract teenagers with risqué leanings, the company may run into what he called "sensitive customers" -- meaning parents.

The result: "The Italian Job," was given a largely unrestrictive PG-13 rating, meaning parents are cautioned that some material may by inappropriate for children under 13.

Differences in educational outcomes between individual schools in most areas are relatively trivial, meaning parents rarely send their children farther afield than the local comprehensive.

Table 3 Propositional inputs for models 1 and 2 Predicate Arguments Proposition name Intended meaning Parenting:       1.

Considerations on what meaning parent-child discrepancy might have in the context of the parent-child relationship or the family's psychosocial status should be integrated in the overall understanding of the child's situation and subsequent recommendations.

However, it is well known from the parenting literature that parent-child relationships are bidirectional, meaning that parents and children mutually influence each other through long-term transactions.

His teenage sister was born in the US, meaning his parents are eligible for the new programme.

That is wrong, but it points to another way in which even well meaning wealthy parents can game the system.