Sentence examples for bring adolescents from inspiring English sources
"We thought that we have to help other partners and the government to bring adolescents and young people together to give them a voice, give them a role to play in the reconstruction of their country".
Mr. Beilin long advocated creating a program to bring adolescent American Jews on visits to Israel, to strengthen their ties to that nation and boost their Jewish identity.
"We felt the need to bring adolescent girls on board," said head of UNICEF's Assam office Jeroo Master.
The workshops bring together adolescents from the Palestinian camps who are the most active young people in their communities.
The participants were not given any direct immediate benefits as they were being interviewed within the clinic environment and at the time that they brought the adolescents for medical attention.
Today, social networks and in particular Facebook, bring together many adolescents and young adults and offer new ways of communicating.
To mark the event, the United Nations Girls Education Initiativee (UNGEI), in partnership with UN Women, UNICEF and Plan International, hosted a side event today, bringing together adolescent girl delegates and key UN representatives to discuss the complex realities and challenges facing rural girls.
Instead there will be overwhelming proof that sports bring out the adolescent in otherwise responsible adults: your fellow passengers will indulge in deafening chest-thumping (if it was a win), ear-splitting wailing and cursing (if it was a loss), possibly even fistfights (if it was a crosstown rivalry).
And also here is a venue that can bring out the adolescent and childish parts of many well beyond the jealousies of childhood.
The longer-term solution was to bring the continent's adolescents firmly within the mainstream of consumerist American life.
The training further addresses the social context of pain by inviting parents to attend two meetings for the parents only, and by asking the adolescents to bring a peer to one of the meetings.
