Sentence examples for capital children from inspiring English sources

In Kota Bahru, Kelantan's capital, children while away the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan watching rock videos in Internet cafes.

Far to the northwest of Lusaka, the Zambian capital, children of grade-school age tilled dry fields instead of attending class.

In effect, a kind of apartheid is at work.In this section Riches exposed Fighting for privilege ReprintsEven if they were born in the capital, children must take the hukou of one or other of their parents.

But if the cognitive gap between black and white 5-year-olds has to do with the human and social capital children do or do not acquire at home and in the community -- and not, or at least not principally, with racism or unfair tests or different "cognitive styles" -- then we can't do without the explicit language of values and behavior.

Different from other forms of marriage capital, children naturally belong to both spouses; thus, the more children a couple has, the lower possibility of divorce.

For example, in Maputo, the Mozambican capital, children broadcast 10 minutes every day and an hour on Saturdays and Sundays.

That is, the performance of women owned microcredit supported businesses is determined by demographic characteristics of the owner, household characteristics, business's characteristics; financial capital, including the loan size and physical capital (child and adult labour) (Fig. 1).

ANTANANARIVO, Madagascar, 3 April 2009 – On a plot close to the small main road of one of the poorer neighborhoods in Madagascar's capital, Antananarivo, children play in a child-friendly space set up by UNICEF.

As per a report by Solidarity, South Africa is the world's child rape capital: a child is raped every three minutes!

"More vitality on the streets of the capital, healthier children, and much more action for children.

Thus, we expect that second-generation Turks whose parents have high levels of parental human capital, few children, no rural Anatolian origin, and did not raise their children religiously are more likely to have a native or second-generation partner and less likely to have a first-generation partner than second-generation Turks whose parents have the opposite set of characteristics (H1).