Sentence examples for the current age limit from inspiring English sources

Walsh will suggest that the current age limit should be at least doubled to include children up to 12, giving new rights to a least 2.6 million parents.

They hope the proposed legislation will mean future generations are unable to buy tobacco in Norway when they reach 18 years old, which is the current age limit.

(The current age limit of 16 is high by international standards and the government too intends to bring it down, but only to seven).Westminster talk of welfare reform chimes with public concern that economic inactivity is linked to social ills.

NICE says the current age limit of 39 should be raised to 42 for women who have no other chance of conceiving.

"Perhaps it's an indication that the race through the age-limit turnstile is not producing quite the level of NBA player many hope," DeCourcy writes, suggesting the NBA need to raise the current age-limit of 19 to force elite young basketball players to ply their trade for NCAA masters for free rather than seek a wage in the NBA.

The data were further constrained by limiting the current age range at the time of the survey to between 16 49 years, and the age of first injection to be from 13 45 years (12,031 records).

Of course, our conclusions regarding the use of photographs to diagnose HOA are limited to the current age group.

Knowledge of age-related risk was particularly poor (only 11% were aware that a 70-year-old woman was at higher risk than a 30-year-old woman or a 50-year-old woman), perhaps because of heavy media coverage of younger women with breast cancer and the current upper age limits on the NHS Breast Screening Programme.

The perception section included questions on the eligibility of particular persons for eye donation on the basis of age limit, gender, current use of spectacles, and existence of chronic diseases.

The reference standard will also be used to (1) estimate optimal cut-off scores on the MacCAT-CR scale that minimizes false positive and false negative decisions, and (2) determine ages for informed consent and compare these to current statutory age limits.

There is also the L.P.G.A. age limit.