Sentence examples for parental restraint from inspiring English sources
At this precise moment, my father turned to me, and perhaps trying to provide some parental restraint, said, "This young man will never make it in show business".
This is arguably a unique source of restraint on the sexual behaviour of adolescent Thai males, contrasting with a more general parental restraint imposed on adolescent females of all ethnic backgrounds in the same social-educational group for reasons of cultural propriety and family honour more than academic attainment.
Young people who are striving towards independence from parental restraints can resent reminders or strictures regarding their health, even when they understand the importance of these; parents on the other hand can allow anxiety about their child's health to interfere with their more adaptive parenting strategies.
Sometimes parental control can become parental abuse.
Because of Mao, the authors write, "freed from parental and social restraints, youths... had been unleashed to perpetrate assault, battery and murder upon their fellow citizens to the extent their barely formed consciences permitted".
A initial score of +2 or +3 was required and almost always reported in patients requiring physical restraint and parental sedation.
This finding was put into context by the authors, who reported that the group attending school was not necessarily representative of severe children, since school attendance is limited by economic restraints and parental perception of whether their child would benefit from formal schooling.
The purpose of this research was to determine the parental willingness to pay (WTP) for child restraints in Mashad, the second most populated city in Iran with one of the highest rates of road traffic-related deaths.
The case analysis of this paper also shows that parental concessions are not only the result of moral restraint but also a rational choice within the family's welfare ideology.
Parental education about the use of age-appropriate child restraints is an essential aspect of all routine well-child examinations.
