Sentence examples for child recognised from inspiring English sources

But he was deeply moved when he gave one child lama a precious porcelain cup that had been used by Deshung Rinpoche, and found that the child recognised it as his own.

The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child recognised the rights for all children and young people to participate in decision-making processes which involve them [ 3].

We have gathered information on pain experience using a previously validated structured questionnaire, which included a body map to help the child recognise the exact site of musculoskeletal pain experience.

Mike Cladingbowl, Ofsted's director of schools, told the Guardian it was important that children recognised the difference between formal and informal English.

However, with just under half of Ordsall's children recognised as still living below the poverty line in a ward that ranks among the top 2% of the UK's most deprived, Leslie Holmes, project manager for Salford Lads Club and local resident, says the need for guidance for young people in Ordsall is as urgent as ever.

Children recognised both sets of mutants with different age groups having different recognition levels.

Until 2012, the only sexual offences against children recognised by the law were covered by three sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) not specific to children.

Until recently, CSA was not acknowledged as a criminal offence; rape was the main, if not the only, specific sexual offence against children recognised by law in India.

Parents of older children recognised that their needs and interests were subordinate to their children's [ 32].

Children recognised by their schools as having Special Educational Needs (SENs) are six times more likely to have working memory impairments than children without SEN (Pickering & Gathercole, 2004).

Moreover, at pre-test, the children recognised about six or seven letters, which was fewer than the 12 or 13 letters in our sample.