Sentence examples for minor would be from inspiring English sources

Minor would be ideas such as the CDU's to raise pensions for some people at a cost of less growth and fewer jobs.

A minor would be placed on the vacated throne and would await the day he, too, could retire so that he could begin to rule.

If you recall, back in July a T-Mobile higher up tipped us off that four updates (two major, two minor) would be pushed out for Android this year.

In those instances, the minor would be permitted to file in the county where the procedure would be performed or in a neighboring county.

Gallego's campaign bet that young political organizers who cut their political teeth organizing around the DREAM Act, legislation that would grant lawful permanent residence status and a work authorization to anyone who arrived in this country illegally as a minor, would be the bedrock of a relentless get out the vote operation.

With a view to addressing the moral concerns about the use of donor siblings, the Policy Statement of the American Academy of Pediatrics - Children as Hematopoietic Stem Cell Donors (the Policy) has laid out the criteria upon which tissue harvest from a minor would be permissible.

In an ideal world, the minors would be transferred rapidly to other EU countries through relocation and family reunification schemes.

The French interior ministry said minors would be offered shelter while adult migrants would be found temporary accommodation outside the Calais area.

Only priests found guilty of "serial, predatory, sexual abuse of minors" would be dismissed or, as one bishop put it more delicately at a news conference, "separated from the clerical estate".

Salmon said that a significant increase in funding for HHS wouldn't be necessary if their plan were to be implemented, because minors would be deported more quickly.

The movement chose an X on the back of the hand as its trademark, taken from the X that minors would be given when entering American clubs to prevent them from being served alcohol.