Sentence examples for availability to children from inspiring English sources

Laws cannot discriminate between availability to children and adults.

'Research has found that young people's exposure to pornography is linked to beliefs that women are sex objects, and to negative and even fearful attitudes towards sex.' NSPCC chief Peter Wanless said: 'The easy availability to children of online pornography, much of it extreme, violent and profoundly degrading, is of deepening concern,' he told the BBC.

This isn't exactly the first time the Conservatives have made these claims either — Harper has linked the legalization of drugs and their availability to children in the past, pointing to jurisdictions in Europe and the United States.

Improve Comprehensive Early Development and Learning Opportunities: Reauthorize and expand Early Head Start as the centerpiece of promoting the development of the most disadvantaged infants and toddlers, maintaining its intergenerational nature, inclusion of pregnant women, and availability to children independent of parents' employment status.

In the late 20th century, Tintin in the Congo came under criticism for its perceived racist colonial attitude to the Congolese and glorification of big-game hunting, and attempts were made in Belgium, the United Kingdom, Sweden, and the United States to restrict its availability to children.

So, it is important that parents spend quality time with their children because this ascertains their physical and emotional availability to their children.

Accordingly, increasing parents' cognitive and emotional availability to the child should be a primary focus of treatment for children exposed to IPV.

Procedures used to estimate the 2002 life tables differed for Member States depending on the data availability to assess child and adult mortality.

Illegal sales might also increase the availability of cigarettes to children, Mr. McMahon said, and the tax would hurt bodegas and other small businesses, where cigarette sales can account for more than a third of sales.

The fact that most alcohol consumed in Kenya comes from small-scale illicit brews that are produced and sold in homes may explain the early availability of alcohol to children in such homes [ 29].

Still, there isn't much Cognoa can do about one outstanding issue, which centers on doctors' availability to treat developmentally challenged children.