Sentence examples for the minimum ages from inspiring English sources
Regardless, these ages are at the upper end of the minimum ages of current laws and guidelines for those states that have them.
Many countries contain exceptions from regulations for apprentices and work done in school, and we have coded the minimum ages in the table excluding apprenticeship regulation and allowances of work done in school.
It could force youth under 19 to continue to rely on the black market, and it could result in "border hopping" if the minimum ages differ between provinces.
In a document obtained by VICE, the ministry highlights key considerations for law enforcement regarding minimum legal age; "If the minimum ages differ from province to province there could be a rise in "border shopping" for youth similar to what happens with alcohol".
The minimum ages were determined from the oldest uncontroversial record belonging to one of the two sister clades.
This distribution defined the minimum ages for calibrated nodes but allowed the maximum ages to be estimated following a lognormal distribution without hard limit [ 99].
We estimated the minimum ages of transference from bacteria to ancestral members of the Pezizomycotina based on the lower bound of the highest posterior density (HPD) interval.
The minimum ages of the fossils were used as hard bounds, and prior ages set as exponentially distributed with a mean = 4.0.
The minimum ages of F1 and F2 were adjusted from those used by van der Meijden et al. (from 338 and 288 to 330 and 312, respectively) based on more recent information [ 30].
The minimum age now is 17.
