Sentence examples for suitability for children from inspiring English sources

The Motion Picture Association of America started rating films in 1968 to indicate suitability for children.

I'm going to rule out my personal literary hero, Stephen King, on the grounds of suitability for children.

User centred design methods should be selected for their suitability for children and for the quality of the output of the design method.

It said the ratings system is not intended to "prescribe socially-appropriate values", but to offer guidance based on what most American parents would think about a film's suitability for children.

If I were a third- or fourth-grade teacher, I wouldn't want to have to explain that". The controversy looks set to intensify, with defenders and opponents of the book refusing to give an inch over the question of its suitability for children.

Twenty of the 69 jewelry items tested were readily identifiable by labeling (indicating suitability for children), placement in the children's section of the store, and/or appearance (children's characters or themes) as children's jewelry items.

Real teenagers — yes, even nerdy ones — will find it moronic, yet its suitability for younger children is limited by its crudeness, which includes a 6-year-old, Payton's sister, who spouts curse words.

Meanwhile, pellets and minitablets offer potential alternatives for pediatric patients although there is still, even if encouraging, limited evidence to support their suitability for young children.

Under the usual protocol for adoption in Britain, prospective adopters "choose" a child from a written description and then embark on a process that involves meetings with social workers and attendance at a "matching panel" at which their suitability for the child is decided on.

Asked what child protection checks the cleaner underwent before being allowed to work in the centre, a Transfield spokesman responded: "All employees are required to sign a statutory declaration regarding their suitability for working with children at any location where persons under the age of 18 are known to be present".

While this instrument has been validated for a psychiatric population, its suitability for chronically ill children is unclear.