Sentences with phrase «demands upon their parents»

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Young people readily learn to respect parents and teachers who respect them enough to make demands upon them commensurate with their ability and inspired by concern for truth and right.

This obligation is qualified only by the principle that parents may not make grossly unjust demands upon the child, on pain of interference by the state as guardian of basic human rights.

From this statement of the ideal of family love it should by no means be inferred that wants and satisfactions have no place in family life, nor that parents ought to make no demands upon their children.

How can we continue claiming that the love of God is revealed in the cross of Jesus and yet ignore the unbearable anomalies that exist between the demands that love makes upon human parents and the terrible way the Father, in order to make peace with his enemies, presides over the death of his very son?

All three kinds of love are strong, but while a family's love tends to be unconditional and pure (particularly if you're talking about the love our parents bestow upon us), love between friends as well as that between partners requires a lot more nurturing, the latter demanding much more than the former.

Neighbors, upset with Ray's irksome parents (Peter Boyle, Doris Roberts), demand a powwow at his house, where his mom and dad stumble upon the meeting.

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And it's even less of a secret that more than a few psychologists and attorneys have earned a nice living by helping parents advance these demands upon the school system.

When parent demand exceeds enrollment capacity at a KIPP school, students are admitted based upon on a lottery.

If parents and teachers across Connecticut fully understood how the education frauds, including those in Connecticut, have set up our children for failure, parents would be opting their children out of these unfair tests, going before local boards of education to demand immediate action and calling upon their legislators to adopt legislation requiring Connecticut to withdraw from the Smarter Balanced Consortium.

What we don't know is how do these experiences play out in parents who have even more demands and burdens placed upon them because their child is suffering from one or more of Australia's common chronic illnesses.

Typically, a demand is imposed upon the victim by someone who they respect (a parent, teacher or doctor), but the demand itself is inherently impossible to fulfill because some broader context forbids it.