Sentence examples for stringent child from inspiring English sources

The announcements followed the release last year of more stringent child safety seat recommendations from the agency and the American Academy of Pediatrics, which urged parents to keep children in the appropriate child restraint for as long as possible.

Last week, the president of the school, Charles G. Bickford, said about the matter, "The sexual abuse lawsuit from 35 years ago has been resolved and we are a very different school today, with stringent child protection policies and procedures in place".

Although the board, under the stewardship of its chief executive, Ian Elliott, concluded that all of the dioceses concerned were now carrying out stringent child protection measures, the audits have been criticized for failing to specify the past errors referenced in the reports and, in large part, those responsible for them.

Amidst the furore, the quality of Leila's stories tended to be overlooked, although not by everyone – to Leila's surprise, Brian Alderson, the stringent children's book critic of the Times, praised her "neatly turned text" and "narrative momentum".

Combined with increasingly stringent rules for child safety seating (California law, for example, requires children up to age 8 or a height of 4-foot-9 to ride in a booster seat), this suggests limited utility.

Those who push for ever more stringent punishment for child killers must be pleased with the results in Florida.

A profile can be set up for each family member so that, for example, filters can be more stringent for younger children than for older ones.

While safety experts are praising the law, others say the measure, the first in the country with the stringent requirement for children in cars, will make car-pooling difficult and create turmoil when school lets out.

But Mexico is not the only country with stringent rules about children: Canada, the second-largest destination of travelers from the United States -- 15.1 million visits last year -- has equally firm rules on the matter, as do Brazil, Chile, Colombia and the Dominican Republic.

The company was among the first to set stringent guidelines for child-friendly gaming, like changing blood color from red to green or, more curiously, in Wolfenstein 3D, substituting rats for guard dogs as shooting targets.

Under Duncan, the Obama administration has allowed states to apply for waivers that free them from the most stringent aspects of No Child Left Behind in exchange for agreeing to promote policies supported by the White House.