Guardianship

One major concern for the Orphans 'Court is lack of funding to appoint an attorney, guardian ad litem or investigator in guardianship of the minor cases to provide the court with an independent evaluation of the proposed guardian, the home and community where the minor resides. ❋ Post (2010)

And the guardianship is a temporary caretaking agreement. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Certain taboo subjects, for example the Kurdish issue, for instance, was not widely discussed - openly discussed in Turkey until recently, primarily in large part because of the really so-called guardianship that the military felt or the guardianship that the military felt was its role in Turkey. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Our ability to empathize with those under our guardianship is our greatest asset because our comprehension of their needs allows us to determine how we can best serve them. ❋ William Harryman (2007)

"Our guardianship is a sacred trust, which the Fortress of the Senate shall ever hold true." ❋ Unknown (2004)

"She reminded me that she would only be gone a few months and that the guardianship was a far-fetched eventuality, only effective in the event of her ... death." ❋ Boylan, Eleanor (1996)

In termination proceedings sometimes known as guardianship or permanent managing conservatorship, among other terms, a court permanently and totally severs all legal rights of the parent or guardian in the child. ❋ Donald T. Dickson (1995)

It is, however, only the statutory kind of guardianship which is destroyed by ❋ John Baron Moyle (1891)

For a dad to succeed in winning infant custody, his approach must focus on establishing that his guardianship is the best choice for the child's growth and development. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Under this restriction, foreign workers would be effectively banned from protesting mistreatment or discrimination by employers, ex-convicts would be prohibited from holding a rally to call for changes in unfair rulings and persons under "guardianship" for physical or mental handicaps would be unable to protest the failure of public facilities or government policies to address their problems. ❋ Michael Turton (2009)

The system of "guardianship" requires that women be under the supervision of some male -- father, uncle, husband, brother or even son -- at all times. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Among its provisions: husband and wife are jointly responsible for the family, women are not subject to the "guardianship" of a male family member, women can institute a divorce and women have the right to accept a marriage only if her husband agrees not to take further wives. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The changeable texts would include principles such as the "guardianship" of women, punishment for apostasy, and discrimination against religious minorities — issues that pit traditional interpretations of Islam against the constitutional provisions of most modern states, including most that have Muslim majorities. ❋ Ruthven, Malise (2008)

KING: And they got a kind of guardianship that could keep you away? ❋ Unknown (2007)

Meanwhile, Dog Politics examines the politically- correct agenda of "guardianship" language, and why it is a stalking horse for the AR agenda. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Honourable member, the Chapter 9 Institutions do not fall under the "guardianship" of departments. ❋ Unknown (2003)

The "guardianship of the jurist" proposed by Khomeini can be understood as an expansion of the "guardianship" that Islam proposes in the case of orphaned minors, with the whole Islamic community in the role of orphan and the ruling jurist in the role of the adoptive parent. ❋ Bellaigue, Christopher De (2002)

I have post guardianship stress disorder. ❋ TheRealBRAIN!!! (2015)