Sentence examples for prohibited for children from inspiring English sources

Along these lines, Annas et al. (1995) have argued that the right of parents to give permission to the collection and analysis of a child's DNA be prohibited for children < 16 years of age for any condition that will not develop until adulthood, unless some effective measure can be taken before adulthood to prevent or ameliorate the disease.

As documented in McElroy and Yang (2000), although the policy is more liberal in rural than urban areas, a second child, at most, can be approved by local authorities while a third child remains prohibited (for Han people).

California does prohibit ECT for children under the age of 12 but allows children between 12 and 15 to receive ECT if three psychiatrists are in favor of it.

In the case of Serbia this includes children under three years of age while in Romania the law prohibits placement for children under two year.

Although the Sierra Leone Child Rights Act of 2007 prohibits marriages for children under the age of 18, the latest Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey from 2010 shows that 51 per cent of women in the country marry before they reach that age.

"It's been prohibited for so long".

To make matters worse, regulations prohibited two children on one lap for takeoff and landing.

Many were anodyne: the first two prosecutions under a 1955 law prohibiting "harmful publications" for children were both in 1970.

Summer school in the city was expanded last year as part of a new policy prohibiting "social promotion" for children in grades three through eight, who had historically been passed on to the next level without demonstrating the necessary skills.

Until recently, Snapchat's Guide for Parents prohibited children younger than 13 from using the app and required parental consent for anyone 13 to 17.

The second most common regulation prohibited forcing children to eat.