As a coping mechanism, she says, she regressed psychologically to the age of a dependent toddler.
For his mother Margarita, it solved the problem that most worries every elderly parent of a dependent child.
Most working people in the United States shoulder some responsibility for the care of a dependent.
Current law allows parents to continue coverage of a dependent beyond age 19, so long as the child is attending college, until age 23.
The surgeon, Dr. Hootan C. Roozrokh, was found not guilty of a single felony charge of abuse of a dependent adult, after two other felony charges — administering harmful substances and unlawful prescription — were dropped last spring.
"The island blacks will continue to be dependent on the books, films and goods of others; in this important way they will continue to be the half-made societies of a dependent people, the Third World's third world.
For one thing, the report said, the definition of a "qualifying child" for the credit should be the same as the definition of a "dependent child" on the front of Form 1040.
A fee of £2,214, up from the current £2,050, is also to be levied on applications made at a public enquiry office for indefinite leave to remain, on behalf of a dependent relative – often an elderly parent.
A function is a relationship in which every value of an independent variable say x is associated with a value of a dependent variable say y.
Neither person really fits the description of a "dependent," since they are both providing valuable services in return for a share of their spouse's market income.
An independent student without dependents other than a spouse, however, will have a much harsher formula applied, similar to that of a dependent student.
