Sentence examples for child marks from inspiring English sources

Professional co-responsibility for the welfare of the child marks an important difference between the normative framework of medically assisted reproduction and that of traditional genetic counselling, with its emphasis on professional non-directiveness.

'Perspectives on the Convention on the Rights of the Child' marks the accomplishments and advances the Convention has inspired for both child rights and social progress throughout the world.

The Day of the African Child marks a 1976 march in Soweto, South Africa, where thousands of black school children took to the streets to protest the inferior quality of their education.

Note for editors: The Day of the African Child marks the occasion in 1976 when children in Soweto in South Africa spoke out against the inferior quality of their education and demanded their right to be taught in their own language.

I was standing with her by the grave of a stillborn child, marked only by a makeshift white cross.

William and Peter safely land in Jacksonville, and Peter directs them to find the home among the military housing where Olivia stayed at as a child, marked by a red-painted door by her birth-father.

Guinea Bissau - The Day of the African Child Marked by a Special Children's Parliament Session Bissau, 16 June 2008 – The Day of the African Child was marked in Guinea Bissau by a special parliamentary session organized by the Children Parliament and supported by UNICEF.

Have your child mark off days in the calendar as the "big day" approaches.

You could also help your child mark off each item on the menu as they serve it.

He said: "Today's announcement, making free school meals available to 1.4m more children, marks an historic step forward in the fight against child poverty.

According to Cromie and Hayes (1988), an event as important as having children marks the difference between different female profiles and affects objectives that women attribute to their work.