Sentence examples for standard for children from inspiring English sources
Body mass index (BMI) was calculated from measured height and weight as kg/m and age- and gender- standardized BMI z-scores were calculated according to the WHO Child Growth Standard for children <5 years [ 30] and the Child Growth Reference for children >5 years [ 31].
Several attendees said that Nocsae's primary representative at the meeting, Dave Halstead, told them that the organization would pursue a different standard for children.
I tell this story to illustrate my own standard for children's books.
Many cookbook critics and teachers still regard it as the gold standard for children's cookbooks.
In the 25 years that he has been writing and recording, Raffi has produced 13 records and three concert videos and is widely credited with setting a new standard for children's music.
This vaccine is now standard for children in industrialized countries.
Suggestions and comments from the private sector, media and civil society organisations from all over the world will help shape the Children's Rights and Business Principles document which aims to set the standard for child-friendly businesses everywhere.
Additionally, Dr. Betty Spence, president of the National Association for Female Executives, said, "I.B.M. has set the standard for child care and flextime".
Carole B. Shauffer, executive director of the Youth Law Center, a public interest legal advocacy organization based in San Francisco, said the indictments could send a message that the city had a high standard for child welfare work.
Unlike the previously issued guidelines, the New Guidelines, which were publicly announced by the Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare, are legally binding as a minimum standard for child care and education.
Moreover, HB 1379 raises the burden of proof to preponderance of the evidence for most domestic relations matters concerning parents with disabilities and to a clear and convincing standard for child welfare proceedings where a parent has a disability.
