Sentence examples for younger minimum from inspiring English sources

Though many states allow only children 14 and older to be prosecuted as adults, others have set younger minimum ages -- 10 in Vermont and Kansas -- or no lower limit at all.

Preliminary analyses indicated a younger age for node A than represented by prior A2 (71 89 mya, Gondwana calibration from [ 24]) and the age estimates for most recent ancestor of Oreochromis (Node O2, Figure 3) were younger (minimum age 4.18 mya, Table 1) than the age of the Oreochromis lorenzoi† fossil [ 31].

Particularly worrying the youngest minimum age given for the introduction of solid foods was 6 weeks.

The new minimum age for young men means that most will be eligible right after their senior year in high school.

It asked a question about what the new minimum wage was for young people.

However, respondents who had children ≤10 years of age in the home reported a significantly younger mean minimum age for allowing children to be home alone than adults without children in this age group (12.7 vs. 13.1 years).

Two studies (Siegberg et al., 1984; De Leo et al., 1991) also enrolled younger women (minimum age of 15 and 17 years, respectively).

You must be age 65 or younger, meet minimum English language standards, and have been in New Zealand for at least 146 days in each of the last 3 years.

It took a coalition of political support and a combination of measures that increased income, especially in families with young children (minimum wage, paid maternity and paternity leaves, tax credits), and better services — especially universal preschool programs.

At one March rally in Wyoming, for instance, she referred to Ms. Bachtel, a 35-year-old who managed a Pizza Hut, as a young, uninsured minimum-wage worker, saying, "It hurts me that in our country, as rich and good of a country as we are, this young woman and her baby died because she couldn't come up with $100 to see the doctor".

He was just a little lad, and he was younger than the minimum age to join.