Sentence examples for challenged youngsters from inspiring English sources

He was referred to North East Westchester Special Recreation, where he worked as a volunteer with challenged youngsters in basketball and swimming and as a lifeguard.

Highlights include performances at 1 30 and 3 p.m.; Tuesday, the Dance Deaf Jam, a hip-hop dance troupe of physically challenged youngsters; Thursday, the musical group Kid for Kids.

Despite her grief, Eunice Shriver was determined to create an exciting national media event that would showcase the unlimited potential of mentally challenged youngsters.

I was there on a hot July day in 1968, just weeks after her younger brother Bobby died of an assassin's bullet, Eunice Shriver walked through Chicago's Soldiers Field, enthusiastically cheering on hundreds of mentally challenged youngsters participating in the first Special Olympics.

In December 1968, as the wife of the U.S. Ambassador to France, Eunice Shriver persuaded the very private Madame Charles de Gaulle, wife of France's President, to attend a televised Christmas party for mentally challenged youngsters at the U.S. Ambassador's residence in Paris.

I felt as if I'd been listening to a musically challenged youngster in a long and unpromising first encounter with the flute.

The gunman, described as a "mentally challenged youngster" of about 20 years old, had demanded to be taken to Cuba, the scheduled next stop of the flight, Daryl Vaz, the Jamaican information minister said.

Mr Tomlinson was given a free rein to "think the unthinkable" in coming up with a unified framework of qualifications and a better system of assessment that will challenge youngsters, meet the needs of employers and universities and stand thetest of time.

Last week a feeling that the fabric of society was unravelling and that alcohol was to blame was propounded by Peter Fahy, the Chief Constable of Cheshire, who called for a crackdown on drinking in public, an increase in the price of alcohol and a rise in the legal age to buy drink to 21. 'We cannot have a society where adults feel scared to go out and challenge youngsters up to no good,' he said.

The therapist also corrects inaccurate or distorted information and will challenge youngsters' false beliefs, such as guilt over feeling that they could have done something to prevent the situation, or that the world is unsafe overall.

Time may be limited in a oneminutesjr video (this challenges the youngsters to form their ideas clearly), but not the freedom to express oneself creatively, which is the basic right of every person.