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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Which is correct?
Neither national, nor international regulations do not prohibit parents, also separately, to travel with a child.
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Neither national, nor international regulatory enactments do not prohibit parents, also separately, from traveling with a child.
Thank you!
Which is correct?
Neither national, nor international regulations do not prohibit parents, also separately, to travel with a child.
or
Neither national, nor international regulatory enactments do not prohibit parents, also separately, from traveling with a child.
Thank you!
Top answer
Neither national nor international regulations prohibit either parent from travelling with a child.
- Neither national nor international regulations prohibit either parent from travelling with a child.
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Neither national nor international regulations prohibit either parent from travelling with a child.
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