Sentences with phrase «alert parent who»

ROA feature is an alert to the driver when there is rear passenger seat, this is focus to alert parent who accidentally leaves their children inside the car.

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After receiving many calls from children who lost their parents, FINRA released an alert, «Plan for Transition: What You Should Know About the Transfer of Brokerage Account Assets on Death.»

A later start time would make it easier on parents who are dragging their kids out of bed every morning and hopefully make the students more alert and not so zoned out in their morning classes.

Should there be regulations that compel a physician or the parents to alert siblings and others who may be at high risk of harbouring the gene?

While the man, who's standing outside of the car, continues to taunt the teen, she excessively beeps the horn, in an effort to alert her parents, who are hiking to their camping site.

One high school has alerted parents by automated phone calls that credit recovery will start at the campus Sept. 1, and any student who had earned a D or an F in an English, math or history class is eligible to take the online makeup courses.

While some parents may like to be alerted that their child is awake, most parents aren't going to disturb a child who is content in the crib.

A medic - alert dog helps provide peace of mind for parents or spouses, who now know that their loved one has the support of their canine companion no matter where they are.

Additionally, the natural response of parent birds to the appearance of predators — alarm - calling and nest - defense — dramatically increases bird nest predation by other animals who've been alerted to the nest.

Anonymous reporting systems — perhaps text - message based — can make it easier for parents and students to alert law enforcement and school counselors to kids who seem disconnected or disturbed.

Despite being kept apart by disapproving parents, love wins out in the end, so much so that by the end of the movie (spoiler alert) love even wins out over Alzheimer's disease (who knew!).

Furthermore, practitioners should be alert to parents who are neglecting and have a hostile and rejecting attitude towards their children, since combinations of these parenting behaviors are strongly linked to higher levels of delinquent behavior in youngsters.