Sentence examples for permitted child from inspiring English sources

The combination of a strong cultural preference for boys and prenatal ultrasound imaging has led to couples identifying and aborting female fetuses so that their sole permitted child is male.

If there was a form of government that produced autocrats who sponsored terrorism, stole millions of dollars while impoverishing their citizens, shredded public education and health, permitted child bondage, tortured dissidents and tolerated pogroms against minorities, then we would all condemn it.

He set the minimum age for residents at 65 -- later lowered to 55 -- and permitted children only for short visits.

About a third permitted children under 6 to have unsupervised contact with the animals, and 65percentt allowed feeding animals by hand.

Here was a form of teaching that built on the child's innate knowledge and love of learning, required virtually no rote instruction and permitted children to acquire information and understanding as a painless byproduct of pleasurable activities.

Parents and physical therapists are counseled preoperatively that, although the incisions are small and immediate ambulation is permitted, children may experience some pain and crepitance around the anterior plates that are just beneath the extensor retinaculum.

The gradual abolition of slavery in Puerto Rico began in 1873 when the Moret Law permitted children born since 1873, their freedom.

These spaces permitted children to recover by providing a sense of normalcy through activities such as drawing, singing, small concerts and puppet shows.

This role revision permitted children to be seen not only as the problem (which was largely the conceptualization before the study and one that is common in the recess intervention literature), but also as a resource for solutions.

Saudi Arabia has come under increasing criticism at home and abroad for permitting child marriages.

However, the widespread failure to enforce the rule of law across India means that permitting child labour of any kind will overturn progress in getting children out of work and into school.