Sentence examples for parent under a from inspiring English sources

Teenagers may no longer be able to visit a tanning salon in Suffolk County without a parent, under a bill the County Legislature passed unanimously on Tuesday.

Inc., as insiders call it, is run separately from the British parent under a special security arrangement designed to protect sensitive information.

For example, overt and behaviorally coherent displays of fear, such as hiding from the returning parent under a chair, are coded as disorganized/disoriented because they indicate a dysregulation of the attachment system that would otherwise be expected to gear a scared child to achieve proximity to the caregiver.

The ruling also requires the administration to reunite all previously separated children and parents under a tight time frame.

They were installed by parents under a project called "School Management Support" (AGE), in which the parents' associations in some of Mexico's poorest schools receive grants of roughly $6 per student per year.

And some of these parents, under a doctor's supervision, have even begun to administer hormone blockers to prevent the arrival of secondary sex characteristics until a "gender variant" child is old enough to make permanent choices.

Stephanie had been placed with Ms. Johnson through the Variety/Cody Gifford House, by the Association to Benefit Children, a nonprofit group that trains and recruits foster parents under a contract with the city.

At night, Lang and her brother huddled with her parents under an ancient quilt on the boat, bobbing on its anchor by the riverbank.

When parents under-react strategically, they shape a new behavior that summons their child's best self.

The government could pay child support to single parents regardless of whether the other parent pays, under a proposal being considered by a parliamentary inquiry that could cost the budget up to $1bn.

The government could pay child support to single parents regardless of whether the other parent pays, under a proposal being considered by a parliamentary inquiry – potentially adding more than $1bn to the budget if the debts are not recovered.