Sentences with phrase «full age»

(1) Men and women of full age, without any limitation due to race, nationality or religion, have the right to marry and to found a family.

Except as otherwise provided by law, a person of full age who is capable of consenting to care may, at any time, refuse to receive, or withdraw consent to, a life - sustaining treatment or procedure; the refusal or withdrawal may be expressed by any means.

When their child becomes full age, these letters are given to him solemnly.

«When he (Moses) reached full age, and was firmly established (in life), We bestowed on him wisdom and knowledge: for thus do We reward those who do good.»

Currently both men and women can receive the Age Pension from 65.5 and about 70 % of Australians rely on a part or full Age Pension.

As to pornography, sites are being told they must require age verification (18 +) and the plan is to implement full age verification across all sites by April 2018.

It did not add a full age range of men to the research until 2015.)

«(1) Men and women of full age, without any limitation due to race, nationality or religion, have the right to marry and to found a family.

«The same is not automatically true for multi-academy trusts, or groups of trusts in local areas, who are unlikely to represent the full age and ability range of the communities they are located in.»

In all other room categories they have to be accompanied by a full aged person or show a letter of agreement of a legal guardian.

«Although DFTD has spread through this population at the same rate that it is spreading elsewhere, abundance throughout the population has not plummeted, the full age structure is still intact and tumours appear to grow slower, regress and take longer to kill the animal.»

«In this case, the plaintiff was of full age and capacity and there was no doubt she had retained Mr. Zayouna to represent her.

This is significant since in general a parent's legal duty to provide financial support to a child ceases when the child becomes of full age.

The position under FLRA 1969, s 8 (1) is clear: a «child» of 16 and 17 can consent to «any surgical, medical or dental treatment» as if of full age.

In effect it states that children who were under the full age of six years old when the medical malpractice occurred have until their ninth birthday to file suit against their doctor.

For humanitarian reasons or to avoid serious harm to a student, the school board may, following a request, with reasons, made by the parents of the student, by the student, if of full age, or by the school principal, exempt the student from the application of a provision of the basic school regulation.

l the minority of person (s) who if of full age would be entitled to the income accumulated.

A marriage duly solemnised in England in the manner proscribed by the law of England between parties of full age and capable of contracting according to English law is valid although the parties to the marriage, being Foreigners, contracted it in England in order to evade the laws of the country to which they belonged and in which they were domiciled.