Sentence examples for transfer a child from inspiring English sources

Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust said it had to transfer a child 275 miles away to Bury in Greater Manchester because there was no bed available nearer home.

Such laws vary widely, and most states give juvenile judges the authority to transfer a child's case into an adult court if a crime is severe enough.

"My daddy says I should shut my cakehole," sings Matilda (a pitch perfect Cleo Demetriou, one of four girls cast in the role for the transfer), while a child fat with cake produces a burp seemingly capable of stopping traffic.

Mr. Carino said that the old juvenile justice statutes viewed the transfer of a child's case to Superior Court as a grave decision, and so required a thorough investigation to understand the circumstances of the juvenile offender's life, with an eye toward treatment and rehabilitation.

Level of energy transfer to a child's body in falls is determined by distance fallen and energy-absorbing capacity of the impacted surface (Smith et al. 1997).

In this study, we had hoped to develop and evaluate a protocol for collecting an aggregate surface sample representative of the residue available for transfer to a child.

That money can be transferred to a child, foster child or grandchild.

In the most dramatic situations, families are forced to sell a home, even if its ownership has been transferred to a child, in order to pay care home fees.

After that, they must be released to a guardian or transferred to a child care facility.

In 41% of the children with ADHD-only, stimulant prescribing was transferred from a child psychiatrist or paediatrician to a GP after initiation of treatment.

Moreover, we also assessed the following birth-related variables: child being transferred to a child clinic ("yes"/ no"), complications during childbed ("yes"/ no"), general wellbeing during childbed on a 5-point Likert scale ("very good " to "very bad "), pain during delivery (scale from 1 to 10) and concern's for one's life or the baby's life during delivery ("yes"/ no").