Breakdown of community structure results in children taking on roles reserved for adults at the expense of education and loss of future earnings, [ 24– 26] an extreme example being their use as child soldiers [ 27, 28].
Wasn't that role reserved for the police?
Oral evidence is a role reserved for ministers, permanent secretaries, chief executives and other more senior civil servants".
Lankendem is a role reserved for virtuoso classicists, and Mr. Stewart did not disappoint, meeting all the demands of Lankendem's central solo with powerful but understated dancing.
In particular, the judgment questions the media's authority to decide on publishing material relating to national security, stating that this is a constitutional role reserved for governments.
However, I couldn't pursue this path as it is a role reserved by the Catholic church for teachers it has approved.
The other editing error turned Chancellor Gerhard Schröder into Germany's head of state, a role reserved for President Horst Köhler.
A senior administration official in Washington said on Tuesday that the United States would seek to avoid such a role, reserving its postwar efforts to helping shape Afghanistan's political and economic future.
They also argued that Congress had acted unconstitutionally, essentially taking over a role reserved for the courts in deciding the legal liability of the phone companies over accusations that they had violated the privacy rights of their customers.
He has deservedly taken the role reserved for a powerful striker ahead of West Ham United's Andy Carroll.
F18-Fluoro-deoxy-D-glucose (FDG) positron emission tomography CT (PET-CT) has a limited role, reserved for suspected multifocal disease manifestations or suspected sarcomatous progression of a plexiform neurofibroma into a malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumour (MPNST) [10, 11].
