Examples of using Problematic behaviour in English and their translations into Spanish
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Ensure that children with problematic behaviour are not treated as criminals;
Problematic behaviour of children such as begging is criminalized as a status offence;
Ensure that children with problematic behaviour are not treated as criminals;
The probation service also helps juveniles overcome their problematic behaviours.
Problematic behaviour of children such as begging is criminalized as a status offence;
Measures ensuring juveniles with problematic behaviour are not treated as criminals.
Problematic behaviour such as violence, disturbance of the peace, drug abuse and bullying go hand in hand with low well-being.
Video recordings are used to demonstrate problematic behaviour and communications problems within the family to parents.
To what extent do the very nature of the work andthe working conditions in a duty station such as Jim's cause deep stress and therefore problematic behaviour?
For other forms of poverty,exclusion and problematic behaviour, the schools of the Brothers of Charity develop an individual policy on the level of each school.
Given the particularly high abuse potentialof this drug and its association with high levels of problematic behaviour, this is of considerable concern.
It was designed to prepare the offenders to change problematic behaviours by making them aware of the advantages of change and provide basic skills to make those changes.
Namely, the Institute makes a risk assessment for beneficiaries if there are evident disruptions in their behaviour andif beneficiaries have a previous history of problematic behaviour.
Unfortunately, however, some young people demonstrate such seriously problematic behaviour that the mainstream youth care services can no longer cope with them.
In early childhood, an easy-going temperament is a protective factor that buffers the influence of risk factors,reducing the likelihood of later drug use and other problematic behaviour.
Finally, the Committee is concerned at reports that children exhibiting problematic behaviour, such as frequenting places of dubious reputation, tend to be treated as juvenile offenders.
Participation in meetings related to their child is not only one of the parent's rights butalso a powerful instrument that helps to reduce problematic behaviour and increases academic achievements.
Under long-term"time-outs", pupils who exhibit extremely problematic behaviour or are extremely demotivated are excluded from school for between three and six weeks while benefiting from external support.
A number of personal factors, including genetics, biology, personality, mental health and life skills,help to determine whether a young person engages in drug use or other problematic behaviour.
Social norms campaigns function to reduce problematic behaviours or increase positive behaviours by conveying the message that harmful behaviours are much less frequent than is assumed.
The Committee recommended that the State, inter alia, provide legal assistance to children in conflict with the law throughout the legal proceedings, andensure that children with problematic behaviour were not treated as criminals.
Although the causes and background for problematic behaviour are different in each case, a pattern seems to arise of factors such as discipline at home, the way schools are, and the ever-weakening sense of solidarity in local communities.
The aim is to penalize the typical lack of interests some parents display in relation to the criminal conduct of young people for whom they are responsible;the fact is that their lack of interest is a contributing factor to the child's problematic behaviour.
Drug use or any other problematic behaviour(such as violence, criminal activity or poor school performance) or less socially disruptive internalized problems(such as extreme shyness, depression or anxiety) share many of the same risk and protective factors.
Dedicated research studies using qualitative andquantitative techniques have also been used to good effect to understand the nature of drug consumption by young people and the dynamics by which problematic behaviours become established.
Every year, the Government of Japan drafts budgets related to the development of youth, systematically collects data on the present situation of the youth including children in a variety of fields such as population, health and safety, education,labour and problematic behaviour including delinquency, and discloses such compiled data in government publications such as the White Paper on Youth, various reports, and through its website.
Thus, in addition to protecting children's lives, they consider this matter as an important issue in the process of developing measures toprotect the children and reinforce their efforts from the perspective of supporting psychological rehabilitation of children to prevent them from developing problematic behaviours.
The purpose of these measures is to encourage the sound growth of juveniles through prevention of juvenile delinquency and protection of juveniles, anddo not constitute ones where the police treats juveniles with problematic behaviour as criminals.
Participants learn a differentiated approach to issues of migration, integration and racism allowing them to better handle difficult situations and doubts in their field of work andto recognize and discuss problematic behaviour within the police. 80.
The Yetta Dhinnakkal Program at Brewarrina(run by the NSW Department of Corrective Services) is situated on a rural, farming property, where young Aboriginal inmates are taught skills in horticulture, agriculture anda range of other practical skills and also attend courses aimed at specific problematic behaviour.