Vertaling van "biological father " (Engels → Nederlands) :

biological father | natural father

lone father | unmarried father

biologic capacity | biologic potential | biological capacity | biological potential | biotic potential | gross biologic capacity | gross biological capacity | gross reproductive capacity | reproductive capacity | reproductive potential

check information accuracy of received biological samples | check the labelling of received biological samples | check the labels of received biological samples | check the received biological samples

medico-biological and medical aspects of dentistry | medico-biological and medical principles relevant for dentistry | dentistry medico-biological and medical sciences | medico-biological and medical sciences related to dentistry

analyse biological records | biological data collecting | collect biological data | collecting biological data

This syndrome has characteristics of the association of congenital hearing loss and facial dysmorphism (facial asymmetry, a broad nasal root and small nasal alae). It has been described in two members (father and daughter) of one Jewish family. Tempo

biological standard

Lives with father

(b) measures encouraging men’s participation in domestic labour by means of reinforced legislation on parental leave, available to both parents but with strong incentives for fathers, such as non-transferable parental leave, as well as legislation on paternity leave for both biological and adoptive parents; calls on the Commission and the Member States to give priority to both of these legislative measures, as well as to other measures enabling men, and fathers in particular, to exercise their right to reconcile their private and wor ...[+++]king lives;

In general the father will be the biological father, but if the interviewee considers someone else to be the father during the reference period, the answers should refer to him, even if the biological father is alive and known.

115. Points out that the future EU strategy should recognise the important role of the family as the basic institution in society for the survival, protection and development of the child; takes the view that full account should be taken of children's rights in issues regarding the conciliation of work and family life, and working time, with particular focus on the circumstances of mothers with disabilities and mothers of children with disabilities, as well as in the formulation of policies for the public and/or private support of the children and their parents in order to enable both parents to take on and share responsibility for bringing up and caring for their children; is of the opinion that recognition should be given to the fact th ...[+++]at an increasing number of people now live in alternative family structures that do not correspond to the traditional nuclear family, consisting of a mother and father and their biological children;

116. Points out that the future EU strategy should recognise the important role of the family as the basic institution in society for the survival, protection and development of the child; takes the view that the full account should be taken of children's rights in issues regarding the conciliation of work and family life and working time, with particular focus on the circumstances of mothers with disabilities and mothers of children with disabilities, as well as in the formulation of policies for the public and/or private support of the children and their parents in order that both parents are able to take on and share responsibility for bringing up and caring for their children; is of the opinion that recognition should be given to the ...[+++]fact that an increasing number of people now live in alternative family structures that do not correspond to the traditional nuclear family, consisting of a mother and father and their biological children;