Перевод слова

Перевод: parental

[прилагательное]
родительский; отцовский; родственный; материнский; являющийся источником

Тезаурус:

1. Despite changes in official and media attitudes to corporal punishment, the Newsons' research suggests parental habits have altered little in nearly 30 years.
2. This came into force in October 1991 and introduces to the law important new principles about children's rights and choices, parental responsibility, and the role of the education and welfare system.
3. Its potential as a subversive force lurks in the parental consciousness along with other possible subversives - such as "that awful boy down the road" or "the noisy hooligans who congregate with their motor bikes in the square"; and no respectable parent would give "house-room" to them .
4. "As we can see" continued a confident Miss N'Grabbit, "with the body of current parental opinion expressing dissatisfaction with dangerous and violent leisure pursuits, a sizeable gap has appeared in the marketplace for our products.
5. Cooney always seemed a reluctant fighter, a man more pushed into the business by parental desire and promoters who saw the advantage of his size - 6ft 7in - rather than his personal predicament.
6. Nicholson recognized later that Mud had given him his head; he appreciated the responsibility and did not do anything too foolish; irresponsibility came later when he was well outside of any parental influence.
7. The gain from marketing is increased productivity through the reduction of misunderstandings and potential friction, more effective communications, the generation and channelling of parental support for learning, and the unleashing of ideas from a whole host of people on ways of improving the school.
8. "But it is more important than anything else to bring parental responsibility back to the centre of the stage."
9. The departure of children returns the parental couple to a twosome.
10. The headteacher's concern may well be focussed on percentage turn out, a figure that can be used in the report to governors to indicate the strength of parental interest and support.
11. The law on school attendance acts as a rather crude instrument in this regard, although the child-centred philosophy of the Children Act 1989 extends into the area of school attendance and perhaps offers a more appropriate method of enforcing parental responsibility.
12. Economic and social realities, together with the legacy of traditional parental practice, limit the opportunities for men to become actively involved as parents.
13. It's easy to drift into a system of parental involvement by accident, a system that just seems to grow and be a part of the school which is never reviewed or challenged.