Sentence examples for child status from inspiring English sources
"What we are arguing is that they cannot do so with no hope of release, that that would be incompatible with child status".
Results suggest that outcomes, including overall hope (as well as hope pathways and hope agency) and access to basic resources as measured on the Child Status Index, differ between children who were and were not reunified.
The results suggested that gender difference, the only child status at home and hukou status had impacts on family and school social capital accrued among primary school children in Shenzhen.
Children who commit crimes do not lose their child status overnight, although by treating them as unsympathetic, quasi-adults we ensure that their childhood begins to warp and derail.
Proof of Tori's battered child status helped to do just that; although not linked by any direct evidence to McGuire, the evidence demonstrated that Tori's death was the result of an intentional act by someone, and not an accident.
Milner, Dianne (2013) "No Child Left Unprotected: Adopting the Ninth Circuit's Interpretation of the Child Status Protection Act in De Osorio v. Mayorkas," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 46 : No. 3, Article 6.
Recent alumni said that as students, though, they were still sensitive to their "middle-child" status.
This study evaluated associations of only-child status with weight and energy expenditure related behaviors in China and examined how the associations may vary by sex and urbanicity.
Last year, before the brothers' teams played in a Thanksgiving night game, John lamented the favored-child status Joani held as a child.
The shutdown announcement elevated Baltimore's three-decade-old subway to poster-child status in the conversation about the nation's decaying infrastructure on the day the Trump administration announced its long-awaited infrastructure plan.
She had several years of upheaval and stress moving from hostel to hostel, fought a legal battle to get looked-after-child status, and then experienced months of meetings with social workers, who she feels were "intruding" into her life after she became pregnant.
