Sentences with phrase «adequately protect a child»

When the seat is installed in the forward facing position and secured to the car using the lap belt without also using the top tether, the seat may not adequately protect the child from injury in the event of a crash.

A loose harness may not adequately protect a child in the event of a motor vehicle crash.

BUSK hears from some schools that say they are complying with minimum seat belt laws, however, they appear to rely upon this over and above the duty of care they have to ensure that the belts they use will adequately protect children and not injure them.

She could, or would, not accept the reality of his mental illness which meant, of course, that she could not adequately protect the children from the harmful effects of his behaviour.

A plan for bail had to be devised quickly, one that would adequately protect the child (ren) but also facilitate intensive counselling and the reunification of the family, where appropriate.

The Law Offices of Jonathan F. Marshall has the experience in the juvenile justice system to adequately protect your child's rights.

The United States (while it has not ratified the treaty, it remains a signatory) is in violation of these articles through its negligence to properly and adequately protect children from gun violence while they are at school.

Not exact matches

This is timely as recent research by the Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) had suggested that allergen labelling regulations in Australia need a complete overhaul, as they were not adequately protecting consumers.

I also urge the board to examine whether the design and marketing approach to loot boxes in games geared toward children is being conducted in an ethical and transparent way that adequately protects the developing minds of young children from predatory practices.

A report to be released today says that most U.S. states do not adequately protect the rights of abused and neglected children, most notably by failing to provide these children with appointed counsel to represent their interests.

However, a power of arrest must still be attached to an occupation order, unless the court is satisfied that the applicant or any child of the family would be adequately protected without a power of arrest.

Institutions that are entrusted with protecting children from sexual abuse often fail to adequately supervise children in their care.

The district court denied the mother's motion to assert her son's loss of consortium claim, ruling that the child's interest in the lawsuit was adequately protected by the stepmom's assumption of the same claim within the initial complaint.

Relocation cases are carefully assessed in the state of New York to ensure that the child's best interests are adequately protected.

At the moment, a lawyer has to review agreements relating to children and maintenance but, if this is removed as the Legal Aid Board wants, and in any event, will the site adequately protect the weaker side in relationship breakdown?

Children are more adequately protected when traveling in a rear facing child safety seat, so the best recommendation is to follow the manufacturer requirements for your particular seat, and keep your child in the rear facing seat as long as possible in your particular seat.

Before choosing your plan make sure to consider how much insurance you need to adequately protect your family, including replacing your income, paying off debt, paying for your child's education and maintaining your family's lifestyle.

Whether you are young or old, a single renter, divorced, or married with children, you can benefit from being adequately protected.

Microsoft recently opened up Xbox Live to custom avatars, which is a step in the right direction, and I appreciate that Microsoft has a duty to ensure children and youngsters are adequately protected from potentially offensive content.

Despite the documented direct effects of physical abuse on the health of children, the recognition that early childhood trauma is a leading predictor of adult morbidity and early mortality, and the enormous indirect costs of funding the social and legal systems required to investigate abuse, protect children, hold perpetrators accountable and treat affected families, available public resources have not adequately addressed the problem.

To meet their mission to protect children from abuse and neglect, child welfare agencies must must recruit and hire qualified applicants, provide training that adequately prepares new caseworkers to perform their job responsibilities, and retain high performing staff.

(2) In determining visitation arrangements, if the judicial officer finds by a preponderance of the evidence that an intra family offense has occurred, the judicial officer shall only award visitation if the judicial officer finds that the child and custodial parent can be adequately protected from harm inflicted by the other party.