Sentences with phrase «taken from a child»

Newborns and other young children usually can benefit from organ transplants only if the organs are taken from children of similar size.

Not taking from our children to make us feel charitable.

Because «our kids come first» and every dollar we spend on ourselves we view as money taken from our children.

Returning to the lab, he examined DNA in tissue samples taken from the children.

In their investigation, Greaves and colleagues discovered incipient cancer cells in routine blood samples taken from the child at birth, strongly suggesting that the transmission happened in utero.

Screen time, the authors say, is part of the problem, but so are well - meaning parents and schools, who are unwittingly taking from children the opportunities they need to grow stronger, more confident and more themselves.

DEP can be absorbed easily by the skin and disputed throughout the body, and in 1982 it was detected in 42 % of adipose samples taken from children and adults that were either surgical patients or cadavers.

The title, taken from a child's drawing, is deliberately misspelled.

Unfortunately, once innocence is taken from a child, it can never be replaced.

These companies may be selling stolen Social Security numbers, often those taken from children.

Gloster LJ's comments bear similarity with draft amendment rule 3A.7 (1) with its «measures» to enable evidence to be taken from children and vulnerable witnesses, including to:

The miser will take it from his child support check that will keep us from going to Disneyworld.

How many college educations or inheritances were taken from children to produce this «revenue»?

Not exact matches

Why do we tell our children not to take candy from strangers when everyone knows that strangers have the best candy?

Some think the chance of sitting near a noisy child is part of the risk one bears when buying an airline ticket, but others think airlines need to take action and separate children from adults by creating child - only or child - free seating sections.

They drew their data from Britain's National Child Development Survey (NCDS) and the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth (NLSY, which took place in the US).

Either way, his comments follow a trend of famous figures — from entertainers to sports figures — taking a hard stance against their children playing football at any level, especially in light of the revelations about long - term effects from football concussions that have surfaced in recent years.

Her husband went from hiding in the garage at kids» birthday parties to happily volunteering to take a dozen screaming children bowling, while Rosenfeld herself grew steadily more inward - looking.

When the child of a desperately poor family is taken in by parents from a wealthy country, the material benefits to that child are significant.

It gets even harder if you hope to take advantage of seasonal clearance sales, since you have to guess how big your child will be months from now.

Something must change, because the current law is acting as magnet, drawing thousands of children who take the dangerous journey from their home countries through Mexico and on to the United States.

Sparks took a break from production to speak with Inc.'s Peter Vanden Bos about his passion for helping children with allergies and his commitment to giving back to his community.

Once you open an RESP account, you can take advantage of the Canadian Education Savings Grant, which gives you a 20 % top - up from the government for every dollar you contribute, up to $ 2,500 a year per child.

To help keep coping tools at the forefront, Sandberg and her children wrote down their «family rules,» such as «It's O.K. to be sad and to take a break from any activity to cry.

His wife had just given birth to a baby girl — their first child — and he knew he wanted to take a few months off from his job as an IT manager to spend some time at home.

The parents «don't want to take ambition away from their children,» says Margaret Franklin, CEO of Kinsale Private Wealth, a wealth management team that works closely with family offices.

For example, 71 percent of businesses with 11 to 100 employees allow them to take time off from work for children's school activities, such as parent - teacher conferences.

As Middleton said, in describing how she plans to launch a website on the topic and expressing a strategy that works: «I see time and time again that there is so much to be gained from talking of mental health and taking the mental health of our children as seriously as we do their physical health.

The law can protect parents from being fired for taking time off to care for their children.

When Jessica Jackley, founder of the micro-loan business Kiva and author of Clay Water Brick: Finding Inspiration From Entrepreneurs Who Do The Most With The Least, was asked to leave the TED conference due to the event organizer's no children policy, she did the natural thing: Jackley took her complaint to Twitter:

As he saw it, they were «traitors,» trying «to take the food from our children's mouths.»

At the same time, benefits that target certain workers — such as those with college - aged children — can lead to resentment from those who can't take advantage of them.

Also, purposefully do things that take you away from your work, such as meeting friends for coffee or playing with your child in the park.

It's in a parent's nature to want to protect your children from the slings and arrows of life, but take this too far and you'll do your precious offspring a huge disservice, warns mother of three Jen Brown.

Around 50 children separated from their parents and guardians in the chaos of the Manchester Arena attack were taken to safety by a concerned member of the public.

02:39 Price: We've taken that philosophy within our company, and everyone within our company refers to themselves, if you get an email from one of us, as who they are and then whose child they are because we're all someone's child.

We asked them to build a piece of Android software that could take a child in the middle - of - no - place, from illiteracy to basic reading, writing, and numeracy.

She's built her entire company taking child - focused knowledge from a network of medical and psychology experts, journalists, nutritionists and other professionals.

What it's about: A magical nanny swoops in to take care of the children from a disenchanted family.

That's why our Government took money from bureaucrats and lobbyists and gave it to the real experts on child care — mom and dad.

Paid family and medical leave allows workers to take longer leaves of absence for the birth or adoption of a child, to care for a loved one, or to recover from a more serious personal injury or illness.15 Paid family and medical leave can be provided through a social insurance system, as it is in the three U.S. states that have active paid leave programs, or through another type of structure such as a government - business partnership.16

In other words take from all families with children and give to 15 per cent of high - income families with children.

What if taking your child to work means having him walk down the hall from his bedroom to your home office?

Melanie B., a 33 - year - old children's entertainer, sums up her takeaway from the Wealth Expo: «Don't take advice from non-doers and keep only positive people around you.»

In their «Raising an Olympian» campaign, P&G takes a look at the mother's role in the olympian's life, whether that's bringing their child to practice early in the morning or helping them heal from sports injuries.

After taking her to Memorial Regional Hospital, directly across the street from the nursing home, Parrinello said she contacted the state's Department of Children and Families.

WESLEY CHAPEL — A 2 - year - old was pulled from a clubhouse pool on Wednesday afternoon, according to Pasco County Fire Rescue.Bystanders performed CPR on the child, who was reported to be breathing when paramedics took the child to a local hospital, of...

For example, the economic cost associated with parents who take time off from work to take their children to the doctor for diabetes - related visits is omitted from these cost estimates.

By always stepping in to financially help out an adult child who makes financial mistakes, you prevent them from learning to solve problems, from learning that there are consequences to bad financial decisions, and from learning to take responsibility.

Or, women who look ahead and recognize that at some point they will be «sandwiched» between caring for children and caring for elderly parents might take proactive financial steps to keep from derailing their own security.