Prohibition of the employment of children under fourteen; half-time system for young persons, productive labor being combined with instruction and education.
Prohibition of employment of children under fourteen.
This act also introduced a distinction between hotels, public-houses and grocers licensed to sell liquor, and forbade the sale to children under 14 years, except as messengers, and to intoxicated persons.
In children under five or six years, it could hardly be distinguished from hydrocephalus internus[456].
These laws mean that in Colorado there are no children under 14 out of school; we have no child beggars nor street musicians and no girls vending anything.
We urge upon Congress and State Legislatures the enactment of laws prohibiting the employment of children under 16 years of age in mines, stores or factories.
Rice pudding was not to be given as a dinner except to children under nine, and to them not more than twice a week.
The working day for children is limited to eight hours; night-work is forbidden to women, and to children under fifteen.
However, children under twelve, but in no case under ten, may be employed in certain undertakings.
Employment of children under 12 years is prohibited, and hours are limited for young persons under 16 and for women of any age.
Hours of children under 14 must not exceed 6 in any industrial work nor 8 in any commercial undertaking.
Children under 16 may not be let out for acrobatic performances or any exhibition endangering life or morals.
Children under 14 may not be employed in mills or factories.
Children under 12 may not work in mines; none under 14 may exhibit in saloons, variety theatres, or any place endangering morals.
Children under 12 not permitted to work in any factory.
A diffuse purulent laryngo-tracheo-bronchitis develops within 24 hours in children under 2 years.
This applies especially to the subglottic edema associated with arachidic bronchitis in children under 2 years of age.
Frequent peroral passage of the bronchoscope for this purpose is contraindicated only in case of children under 3 years of age, because of the likelihood of provoking subglottic edema.
Subglottic edema is a complication rarely seen except inchildren under 3 years of age.
Prohibition of the labour of children under fourteen, and limitation of work hours to six for young persons between fourteen and sixteen.
Children under 13 years of age cannot be employed in factories.
It does not involve prohibition of all employment of children under 12 years of age, such as help in the household or in the fields.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "children under" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
