Príklady stepfather

• In addition, six stepmothers and 95 stepfathers participated, bringing the total number of individuals assessed to 5,471.

• Excluded as a ' child ' is a 16 year-old living in a common-law relationship with her stepfather, the suspect.

• The kinship nouns father-in-law, niece, sisterin-law, stepfather, stepmother, and stepsister are actually very infrequent, as is the body-part term milk tooth.

• When the biological father did not live with the child, father was defined as stepfather or other man acting as a father figure.

• The remainder of the male caregivers included 68.7% biological fathers, 13.6% stepfathers, 2.7% adoptive fathers, 1.4% uncles, 1.4% grandfathers, and 2.0% other.

• Both father and stepfather have subsequently died.

• It is impossible to know, just from a label, whether a stepfather, or for that matter another relative, has taken the role of father to a child.

• While still a child herself she is forced to bear him two children, who are then taken from her at birth (by the stepfather) and given to strangers.

• The two groups did not differ in terms of socioeconomic status, parental employment, having a stepfather or a deceased parent, or the independent variables in this analysis.

• But knowing her stepfather to be a spy and fearing that if she accuses him he will create trouble for her boyfriend, she refuses to take this course.

• Smaller numbers of boys gave some other relative - a grandfather, father-in-law\stepfather, sister or aunt - and their name, location and business.

• This excludes information, for example, about a child's prospective stepfather.

• There are, besides the stepfather, the war widow and the child.

• It gives the example that if a residence order was made for the child to reside with the stepfather he would carry parental responsibility.

• An overwhelming number of cases involve the children's fathers, although stepfathers and neighbours are sometimes involved.