Sentences with phrase «recognize as their bathroom»

Many people believe they have to leave the potty area dirty so the dog will recognize it as his bathroom.

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Tokyo and Munich, in particular, coincided with the graphic design profession's coming of age, Hulse notes, when some now - universally recognized visual shorthands came into being, such as the men's and women's symbols on bathroom doors.

Students recognized that that if they weren't in the room, they couldn't be engaged or prepared, and staying in the bathroom wasn't really respectful if other students needed to go as well.

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«Bathroom bill» legislation tabled in Virginia includes a clause that would require school authorities to notify the parents of any individual request to be «recognized or treated as the opposite sex, to use a name or pronouns inconsistent with the child's sex, or to use a restroom or changing facility designated for the opposite sex.»

Written in accessible, short free - verse poems, Hà's immediate narrative describes her mistakes — both humorous and heartbreaking — with grammar, customs, and dress (she wears a flannel nightgown to school, for example); and readers will be moved by Hà's sorrow as they recognize the anguish of being the outcast who spends lunchtime hiding in the bathroom.

This way the cat should recognize their «new» bathroom as a pleasant, positive place and not the scene of a horrible experience.

There's the occasional time that the X doesn't recognize me, such as when I'm in bed and looking at it with my eyes squinted at a weird angle, but it doesn't happen any more often than when Touch ID didn't recognize me, such as if I just washed my hands in the bathroom.

The law generally recognizes that a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy, which would prevent your conducting video surveillance in a private area, such as a bathroom.