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Meaning parental meaning
What does parental mean?
Definitions in simple English
parental
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Synonyms parental synonyms
What other words have the same or similar meaning as parental?
Topics parental topics
What do people use parental to talk about?
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What words describe something having to do with your parents?
Examples parental examples
How do I use parental in a sentence?
Simple sentences
Tom renounced his parental rights.
She had chosen to succumb to parental pressure.
He leaves the parental roof soon.
Don't forget your parental duties.
Movie subtitles
Oh! You. I want you to know, I have the parental blessing.
For fear of parental disapproval.
While their pants are down, I'll give them a little parental guidance.
I mean, frankly, parental control, sports- hardly affect violence.
Will you quit trying to undermine my parental authority, old lady?
What abouta little parental discipline?
Parental predicament.
The parental house is ablaze, yet he still looks for his loyal dog, Fido.
Their idea of parental compassion is just, you know, wacko, you know.
You're her uncle. Try to be parental or something.
Parental?
That's cool. I can be parental.
I have no parental responsibilities.
At this very moment he had a mighty vision. of a higher and purer life. without creditor's letters or parental lectures. and with a gentle angel at his side.
Oh, it's wonderful not to be under parental control anymore.
Reference to the father's police record may tend to undermine the child's parental respect.
You're a minor, there's a law, you need parental consent.
You're a minor. You need parental consent.
And you'd have to transfer your parental rights.
Keizer has freed himself of parental control.
Baby-sitters and nurses are not the same thing as parental care.
I want you to know, I have the parental blessing.
Say, ahem, speaking of punishment, young lady there is a certain matter of your disobeying a parental order.
Removed from her monstrous parents for more than three years, she has been washed clean of their evil counsel, and has been truly reborn finding Christ's parental guidance as a ward of this, Our Church.
Their idea of parental compassion is just wacko, you know.
Thousands of kilometers to cover to get back to parental home.
Parental love. Enough of it you there.
Getting all parental? Has he got any friends?
Now he's in his house, but he lost his parental rights.
My father doesn't care about parental rights.
We interdict him and take away his parental rights.
Then your friend has usurped your parental rights over your son Eugenio.
They never knew what parental affection or care.
I mean, I don't get along with them when. their idea of parental compassion is just, you know. wacko, you know?
Did the defendants violate their parental duty?
You force me to ask for suspension of your parental authority.
Parental discretion advised.
Now, if you're a kid playing a musical instrument, there's probably a certain element of parental pressure that's going in there.
News and current affairs
Children go to work at relatively young ages, and the prevalence of low wages--particularly for women--means that the cost of parental time is negligible relative to other opportunities.
Moreover, some benefits - for example, parental leave - are conditional on seniority within a company.
They may now seek a deeper connection to their Muslim identity, but, having learned to question authority, they are unlikely to accept rigid parental or Islamic traditions.
For example, the notion of modeling children as a durable good seemed crass to some but led Becker to analyze the allocation of parental time and financial resources.
Instead, it will be the outcome of parental choice and the workings of the free market.
But, as this example suggests, the impact of parental age on a child's welfare will vary from one culture to another.
However, there is no convincing evidence that parental background explains the link between higher intelligence and longer life.
And the introduction of a Western-style rental market will allow families without substantial cash or parental support to move to cities (where families currently must purchase their apartments).
According to the attorney who represented one of the victims, most of these women come from families marred by incest, alcohol abuse, and parental suicide.
The greatest harm comes from the cumulative burden of multiple risk factors, including neglect, abuse, parental substance abuse or mental illness, and exposure to violence.
Perhaps, but can't children be encouraged to do things because they are intrinsically worthwhile, rather than because of fear of parental disapproval?