Sentence examples for removing young from inspiring English sources

In this instance, there's still a chance that they'll realise just how disastrous the impact of removing young people's housing safety net will be.

But anyone can see this is a world away from the practice of removing young girls' clitorises with a razor blade.

Jonathan Simon, a law professor at Berkeley, points out that removing young men from their communities for long stretches erodes the social links—an older relative, say that might otherwise help prod them out of crime.

But government critics and religious figures say the authorities have begun to enforce it in some places, raiding mosques, removing young people and fining adults accused of teaching religion without government permission.

Both Labour and the Conservatives are committed to removing young people from the benefit system and putting them into work, but these announcements are being couched in highly aggressive terms as ways of cutting the benefit bill and cracking down on scroungers.

Some of the zoo elephants' problems stem from the practices of removing young calves from their mothers and transferring females from one zoo to another, usually for breeding.

In the partial dissent, Justice Harriet O'Neill said the state had acted reasonably in seeking to remove "demonstrably endangered" pubescent girls but abused its discretion by removing younger girls and boys, too.

Discussing the emphasis placed on an Oxbridge education, Hands said that if the 'hegemony' of the two institutions were removed, young people would be the ones to benefit.

Light and air need to bounce around the middle, so remove young branches that wander into this territory or the innermost fruit won't ripen properly.

Whether it is the plans to remove young people's housing benefit or right-to-buy proposals that will worsen the housing crisis, some suggestions look set to increase homelessness.

The Home Office made no attempt to explain how it would stop the police from abusing the power to arbitrarily remove young people from entire sections of cities – something one would be forgiven for expecting after tensions between young people and the police was attributed to sparking the riots.