guardianship

n.

保护，守护，监护人的职责；

1. The guardianship system is an important civil system.
   监护制度是一项重要的民事制度。
2. Guardianship of minors is a powerful tool to prevent crime, in cases involving sexual crimes, because minors are not effective monitoring of crimes considerable proportion.
   对未成年人的监护是防止犯罪的有力手段，在涉性犯罪案件中，未成年人因得不到有力监护而犯罪的占相当的比例。
3. They imagine there is no safety for them, any longer than they are under the close guardianship of the state legislatures.
   他们以为除了在州议会的密切保护下就再没有安全可言了。
4. Guardianship creates a sense of internal fulfillment that one can only understand as it is restored.
   守护创造一种内在实现感，你只能在它被恢复的时候了解到。
5. He gives someone else administrative design and processing all the time, he does the guardianship person of a culture and technology gladlier.
   他一直把治理设计和处理交给其他人，他更乐意做一个文化和技术的守护人。

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