### activity | restraint | confinement | custody:

Sole custody
* gives a parent the authority to make legal decisions for the child.
* means one parent has primary responsibility for bringing up the children.

Detention
* is imprisonment, Such a restriction of freedom is wrong and inhumane
  - punishment
* is the act of keeping a person confined or imprisoned
  - fulcrum on which all aspects of immigration policy enforcement depend
  - temporary care of a juvenile in a physically restrictive facility
* jail for juveniles.

### activity | restraint | confinement | detention:

Administrative detention
* consists of an arrest, without trial.
* is detention without charge or trial
  - imprisonment without trial, by order of an Israeli military officer
* legal euphemism for long-term imprisonment without trial.

### activity | restraint | confinement:

Incarceration
* breaks family ties and causes an ongoing crisis for children, youth, and parents.
* can provide a chance for self-examination and decision making.
* certainly is one element in declining crime rates.
* does two things to the crime rate.
* has other functions
  - serious and particular ramifications for women
  - staggering economic and human costs
* infringes heavily upon fundamental rights.
* is an effective way to isolate really awful people
  - important part of our justice system
  - presented as the best means of ensuring public protection
* is the only means of protecting others from sociopaths who have killed
  - ultimate form of exclusion from society
  - violence
* necessary part of a federal offender's sentence
  - our systems of justice
* protects society.

Inertial confinement
* is used in laser fusion , whereas stars use gravitational confinement.
* uses powerful lasers or high energy particle beams to compress the fusion fuel.

Premature labor
* has many possible causes.
* is actually more common in the summer months
  - labor that occurs more than three weeks before a baby's due date
  - of concern because it can lead to cerebral palsy or even death
  - very common in pneumonia and influenza, being more frequent in late pregnancy
* major cause of neonatal handicap and morbidity.

Solitary confinement
* are confinements.
  * has many other names. In British English people say 'block' or 'the cooler'.
* is one of the severest punishments which can be inflicted
  - the ultimate prison punishment
* makes it difficult for time to pass.

### activity | restraint | confinement | solitary:

Common genet
* are solitary.
* can reproduce after reaching sexual maturity at about two years old.
* communicate using smell and body language.
* have a number of different vocal calls, each used in certain situations
  - five distinct calls
* lead solitary lives.
* occupy a variety of ecosystems across their vast distribution.
* prefer protective spaces such as hollow logs and holes in trees, underbrush, or rocks.

Endometrial polyp
* Most endometrial polyps are solitary.
* can be a source of bleeding in many women.

Curb
* appetite, reduces food intake, decreases cravings for sweets.
* are bits
  - edges
* are located in bus stops
  - cities
  - sidewalks
  - street corners
* are used for gutters
  - roads
  - streets
* includes sections.
* is an edge

Physical restraint
* are devices that immobilize a minor's extremities or limit physical mobility
  - one of the many behavior management tools used by pediatric dentists
* involves the use of physical or mechanical devices to restrain movement.
* is mental rather than physical anguish.
* restrict a person's movement, such as by pinning the person to the floor.