Sentence examples for older minors from inspiring English sources
3, 30 Younger children may not fully comprehend the significance of parental cancer, and thus they may be less affected emotionally than older minors and YAs. 9 Older siblings may support one another, but they may also experience a role shift if they need to assist more with household chores and/or assist with care of the ill parent.
There was also a center for women and children a converted American army base built during World War II that contained approximately 200 refugees and another center for older minors, which also housed around 200 or 300 souls.
Also, it was rather challenging to get parents to accompany older minors to the clinics for the consent process.
Neonatal screening for Pompe disease would, however, violate the autonomy of older minors and future adults to decide for themselves whether they would want information on their risk of developing Pompe disease at an unpredictable age.
The inclination to protect future autonomy may explain why HCPs are more willing to approve testing for adult-onset conditions in older minors as opposed to younger ones, even if there are still many years before the predicted onset of the condition in question.
Older minors are gradually acquiring this capacity.
A cross between gewurztraminer, which is primarily identified with Alsace, and an older minor French-American hybrid grape, the traminette was first tested in Geneva, N.Y., in the Finger Lakes, by Cornell University's New York State Agricultural Experiment Station.
The melody is a major-key version of an older, minor-key Neapolitan carol "Quanno Nascette Ninno".
Here's the thing -- I was an older MINOR child of a litigated divorce and later a financially DEPENDENT adult child of that divorce.
Child sexual abuse is common; 42% of U.S. adult women report sexual victimization by an adult or older minor during childhood.
Like the Irish, Texas A&M will start an unproven quarterback, Mark Farris, who is a 25-year-old former minor league baseball player.
