age-limits

Higher age limits may apply where the legal age of adulthood is less than 21 years of age.

"There should be age limits, I mean there has to be, we do have to preserve some notion of innocence in our society, " he said.

Reports should describe conditions for nomination, e. g. age limits, and any other qualifications or restrictions.

Also a few people asked me about the age limits and things of that nature for this position.

For the crowd: no age limits, but I suggest you learn as soon as possible now, if you will not be the case at present.

Setting age limits for buying and consuming alcohol, and regulating alcohol levels in drivers, also reduce abuse if enforced.

Age limits. Ideally, the minimum age for learners' permits should be between 15-and-a-half and 16.

There's a reason for legal age limits when it comes to driving, gambling, drinking, smoking, and voting.

Storage quotas and age limits also apply to public folders that are not mail-enabled.

Responding to massive street protests, he says he will ensure age limits on the imports, in partnership with Washington.

The age limits are 23 for vocational college graduates, and 24 for those with a bachelor degree.

In addition to storage quotas, you can also define age limits for your public folders.

Food groups typically have lower advertising age limits than 12.

There are also fewer restrictions, such as strict age limits, on who can participate.

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persons below or above prescribed age-limits;

To widen the age limits of recruitment and enrollment