Sentence examples for minor in order from inspiring English sources
This summer, the Calzarettas paid American Airlines an extra $300 for their son to fly round-trip as an unaccompanied minor in order to join a 10-day educational tour of Belize.
Schroeder was sent back to the minors in order to comply with the 23-man roster and because he would not need to clear waivers.
In a letter to Congress on June 30, the president indicated he was open to giving Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson more discretion in processing and removing the unaccompanied minors in order to relieve the backlog.
These programs show that in most cases it is not sufficient to educate minors in order to prevent sexual abuse.
Minor art can necessitate becoming minor curators in order to provide a collaboration pitched against against the macho fellowship of the art world.
"Labour's amendment to the SNP's budget motion sought to change a fraction of the £214m budget, and as a minority administration, the SNP was prepared to accept this minor amendment in order to deliver a balanced budget for the people of Stirling, and deliver around 99% of our own proposals," he said.
Consequently, he is incapable of overlooking minor differences in order to connect the impressions of one moment in time to those of the next.
Facebook has so far glossed over such uncomfortable issues, opting to lose a few minor battles in order to win the war.
During his 27 months in the commissioner's job, he pioneered the "no broken windows theory" that focused on minor infractions in order to create a culture in which serious criminality could no longer flourish.
The thug responsible didn't have a (white Cadillac) getaway car and the cops nabbed him in the subway… Charlie Rose didn't mind sustaining a black eye and some minor cuts in order to save his high-tech gadget.
Sokurov's obtusely narrow view of Japanese wartime rule has the effect of piling up trivial facts as a way of ignoring big ones, of providing minor curiosities in order to avoid dealing with real questions.
